With such fresh salmon, how can I not make salmon porridge for Kimi? I only added some kelp and basil to the salmon about 10mins before putting into the slow cooker.
I sliced the filler thinly and added just before serving, leaving it in the slow cooker for about 5mins. Normally I'd prefer to keep fish whole as I would serve the fish first. In this way, even if Kimi do not finish the porridge at least he's eaten all the 'goodies'.
But for this, I wanted it to be just cooked so it will be tender and soft. Hence I sliced it thinly so it will cook quickly. There was absolutely no fishy smell and Kimi finished the whole bowl!
Ingredients
- 50g salmon fillet thinly sliced (sashimi cut)
- 1 bunch baby chinese cabbage cut in half (wa-wa cai, dolly cabbage)
- 2 slices of 1 inch corn (cut into quarters)
- 1 small chicken drum (skin & fat removed)
- 2 tbsp white rice, 1 tbsp brown rice
- Sprinkle of kelp and basil
- Water
Method
- Add hot water to slow cooker.
- Put in chicken, corn and cabbage and switch on high for 2 hours.
- Stir occasionally and check that water do not dry up.
- Once porridge is of desired texture, remove chicken and corn and discard.
- Remove cabbage and set aside.
- Carefully put in salmon slices and close cover.
- Dish and serve after 5 mins
- ENJOY
Tips
- These Baby Chinese Cabbage (wa-wa cai) gives the porridge a fragrant and sweet taste. Sometimes, I will discard these and add other veg but you can still eat these as they are soft and easy for baby to swallow. I use scissors to cut it up further to ensure they are of bite size
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