Chinese steamed chicken

Tender, succulent and fragrant, Chinese steamed chicken with mushrooms requires little effort to cook yet it tastes amazing.

I woke up today with a massive craving for some Chinese steamed chicken for breakfast. Yes, for breakfast. Just because the weather lately has been wet and cold and that really makes me crave for s…

Chinese Steamed Chicken is a chicken dish made by steaming. This method of cooking greatly preserves the original flavor of the chicken and makes the chicken more delicious, smooth, fragrant, and even the bones have an aroma.

Who else feels gloomy whenever it is raining or cold outside? Give this Chinese Steamed Chicken recipe a try, and it will warm you right up! It takes less than 20 minutes to make and is super easy to prepare with condiments you already have at home. This is my family’s go-to recipe for easy, delicious, and healthy weeknight dinners that will warm you up inside and out! Warning, make sure to have a big bowl of rice ready because the chicken juice will BLOW YOUR MIND!

Juicy and tasty Chinese steamed chicken with superfoods ingreidents: garlic, Shiitake mushroom & Goji berries. Simple to make!

Enjoy the most succulent chicken using this ginger scallion chicken recipe! Learn the simple technique to lock in the Chicken's juices.

Everyone is waiting for this recipe. It looked easy by looking at the photo. I mean... c'mon! It's just salted steamed chicken! But let me tell you, to make this right, you need abit of patience here.

This Chinese steamed chicken recipe features chicken paired with a delicious oyster sauce-based sauce for a tender and juicy meal everyone will love!

Steamed Chicken with Mushrooms & Dried Lily Flowers is one of the most memorable dishes my mother used to make for us when I was growing up. This Cantonese steamed chicken and mushrooms is the ultimate home cooked comfort food dish of silky, luxurious chicken, mushrooms and lily flowers.

Chinese poached chicken (白斩鸡) with ginger spring onion and cilantro oil. Traditionally served whole during CNY to represent togetherness and unity.