Kainan With Kennan: Steamed Chicken and Vegetables

I tried making steamed chicken because it’s a healthier alternative to the usual chicken-y meals I usually make. The finished product was pretty tasty, way better than I imagined it to be. Now, is this a revolutionary way of cooking chicken? No, but as a blog-owner starved of #content, I’m going to share how I steamed the crap about of that chicken (not literally). No, I did not take a photograph. I ate it. Immediately. Like a sane human being would.

Kennan’s Steamed Chicken and Vegetables

Ingredients:

  • chicken
  • half cup of calamansi juice
  • salt and pepper
  • dried thyme leaves
  • onions
  • Korean pepper powder
  • ginger
  • water
  • dried bay leaf

Directions

  1. Marinate the chicken in calamansi juice, salt, pepper, and dried thyme leaves (preferably overnight).
  2. Combine water, ginger, Korean pepper powder, dried bay leaf, and onions in the steamer bowl.
  3. Bring mixture to a boil.
  4. Place chicken in the steamer tray, and cook with the steam for at least 20-minutes, making sure to flip the chicken midway through.
  5. You can steam vegetables on a separate tray if your steamer allows.
  6. Turn off heat, and serve dish while hot.

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