Guilt free brown rice Zongzi (sweet and savory versions) 糙米甜、咸粽
Guilt free brown rice Zongzi (sweet and savory versions) 糙米甜、咸粽

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To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can have guilt free brown rice zongzi (sweet and savory versions) 糙米甜、咸粽 using 10 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Guilt free brown rice Zongzi (sweet and savory versions) 糙米甜、咸粽:
  1. Take Sweet filling version
  2. Take 4 cups brown rice
  3. Make ready 1/4 cup black rice
  4. Make ready 10 red jujubes
  5. Get 20 bamboo wrapping leaves
  6. Prepare Savoury filling version
  7. Take 4 cups brown rice
  8. Get 10 pieces dry aged or soy sauce marinated pork belly
  9. Make ready 10 roasted chestnuts
  10. Get 20 bamboo wrapping leaves

Zongzi, or Joong in Cantonese (or the terribly translated 'sticky rice dumpling' in English), are an awesome dish that's often made around Because of that, our recipes are no-holds-barred Chinese when it comes to style and ingredients - but feel free to ask for tips about adaptations and sourcing too! These savory sticky pork rice dumplings, known as pork zongzi, are a tasty treat and a perfect signature summer festival food! If using long grain sweet rice, the rice will lump together and form a uniform mass. Unfortunately, sometimes you cannot tell the difference between short and long grain.

Instructions to make Guilt free brown rice Zongzi (sweet and savory versions) 糙米甜、咸粽:
  1. Soak rice in two container for 24 hours ahead of the time to sprout. This method not only improves the texture but also boosts nutritional value tremendously.
  2. Soak the leaves in cold water, pressed down, for 24 hours. Wash each leave after soaking.
  3. Be creative with stuffing materials. My favorite savory stuffing is dry aged pork belly or marinated pork belly. You can use marinated chicken, mushroom or anything with deep rich flavors. For sweet version, I didn't use added sugar, simply put in a jujube, you can use other dried fruits such as dates, mulberry or longan. Plain rice is always a classic.
  4. Wrap up zongzi and tie each well with straws or cotton twine. Each at about 5 oz in final weight.
  5. Pressure cook for 2 hours on high pressure. Choose natural release and keep warm function. The longer it cooks, the better it tastes.

If using long grain sweet rice, the rice will lump together and form a uniform mass. Unfortunately, sometimes you cannot tell the difference between short and long grain. They can be savory or sweet, and everyone has their favorite flavors. Bill pretty much only likes the zongzi recipe we're posting here today—with salty duck Also, don't miss our post on Jianshui Zong Alkaline Rice Dumplings if you are looking for the sweet version. We also have a Shanghai Zongzi.

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