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The Adventures of Fat Rice

Recipes from the Chicago Restaurant Inspired by Macau [A Cookbook]

Abraham Conlon Adrienne Lo Hugh Amano

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Ten Speed Press
15 November 2016
With 100 recipes, this is the first book to explore the vibrant food culture of Macau--an east-meets-west melting pot of Chinese, Portuguese, Malaysian, and Indian foodways--as seen through the lens of the cult favorite Chicago restaurant, Fat Rice.

With 100 recipes, this is the first book to explore the vibrant food culture of Macau-an east-meets-west melting pot of Chinese, Portuguese, Malaysian, and Indian foodways-as seen through the lens of the cult favorite Chicago restaurant, Fat Rice.

An hour's ferry ride from Hong Kong, on the banks of the Pearl Riverin China, lies Macau-a modern, cosmopolitan city with an unexpectedhistory. For centuries, Macau was one of the world's greatest tradingports- a Portuguese outpost and crossroads along the spice route, wheretravelers from Europe, Southeast Asia, South Asia, and mainland Chinatraded resources, culture, and food. The Adventures of Fat Rice is thestory of how two Chicago chefs discovered and fell in love with thisfascinating and, at least until now, unheralded cuisine. With dishes likeMinchi (a classic Macanese meat hash), Po Kok Gai(a Portuguese-influenced chicken curry with chouri o and olives), andArroz Gordo (if paella and fried rice had a baby), now you, too, can bringthe eclectic and wonderfully unique-yet enticingly familiar-flavors ofMacau into your own kitchen.
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Imprint:   Ten Speed Press
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 280mm,  Width: 201mm,  Spine: 26mm
Weight:   1.372kg
ISBN:   9781607748953
ISBN 10:   1607748959
Pages:   320
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
CONTENTS  Introduction 1  Equipment and Techniques 19  1 Achar e Conservas  Pickles and Preserves 31  Esmargal (Mackerel Pickle) 33  Sweet Soy Burdock 34  Ramp Pickle 34  Charlie’s Peanuts 37  Lemon Achar (Preserved Lemon Pickle) 38  Singapore Sour Cabbage 39  Diabo Pickle 40  Ginger Achar (Ginger Pickle) 41  Jumpwater Pickle 44  2 Entradas  Appetizers 47  Curried Vegetable Chamuças 49  Minchi (Minced Beef and Pork) Croquettes 53  Potstickers Royale with Crispy Crepe 59  Brinjal Sambal (Spicy Sweet-and-Sour Eggplant) 64  3 Arroz  Rice 67  Arroz Gordo (“Fat Rice”) 69  Coconut Rice 75  Basic Fried Rice 77  Baked Pork Chop Rice 82  4 Massas  Noodles 85  Lacassà (Macanese Rice Vermicelli Stir-Fry) 86  Sopa de Lacassà (Rice Vermicelli Soup with Prawns) 92  Fat Noodles 94  Fat Noodles with XO Sauce 97  Fat Noodles with Mushrooms and Egg 103  5 Legumes  Vegetables 105  Dry-Fried Asparagus with Minchi and Peixinhos Fritos 107  Stir-Fried Greens with Green Papaya, Mushroom, and Mackerel Pickle 110  Malay-Style Vegetable Curry 114  Tchai de Bonzo (Buddha’s Delight) 119  Bebinca de Rabano (XO Daikon Cake) 122  6 Piexe e Mariscos  Fish and Seafood 125  Empada de Peixe (“Macanese” Fish Pie) 126  Crazy Squid Rice 132  Chilli Prawns 136  “Portuguese” Barbecued Seafood with Big Ben’s Sambal 139  Bacalhau de Vóvó (Salt Cod Spread) 141  Bacalhau al Forno (Oven-Baked Salt Cod) 144  Salade de Tau-Fu com Chatchini de Bacalhau (Soft Tofu Salad with Crispy Golden Salt Cod “Chutney”) 146  “Portuguese” Barbecued Clams 153  The Chilli Clam 154  Curry Crab 162  Camarãoes com Caril de Quiabo e Tomate (Shrimp Curry with Okra and Tomato) 166  7 Aves  Birds 169  Galinha à Africana (“African” Chicken) 171  Macau Roast Pigeon 176  Po Kok Gai (“Portuguese” Chicken Curry) 181  Pato de Cabidela (Duck Cooked in Blood) 187  8 Carnes  Meats 191  Porco Balichang Tamarindo (Pork Braised with Tamarind and Balichão) 193  Porco Bafassa (Smothered and Roasted Turmeric Pork Shoulder) 199  Capela (Macanese Meat Loaf) 203  Char Siu (Cantonese Barbecued Pork) 205  Tacho (Macanese Boiled Dinner) 209  Zhu Pa Bao (Macau’s Famous Pork Chop Bun) 215  Salada de Orelhos de Porco (Pig Ear Salad) 216  Porco Po Bolacho (Powdered Biscuit Pork Chop) 219  Diabo (Devil’s Curry) 221  Curried Beef and Tendon with Turnip 229  Minchi (Macanese Minced Meat Hash) 230  Rabo de Boi Estufado (Stewed Oxtail with Tomatoes and Portuguese Wines) 233  9 Doces e Sobremesas  Sweets and Desserts 237  Macau Rice Crisp 239  Serradura (Macau’s Famous Sawdust Pudding) 240  Hong Kong–Style French Toast 242  Batatada (Macanese Potato Cake) 247  Sweet Potato Batatada 251  Almond Gelee 252  Cocoa-Nut Gelee 255  10 Building Blocks 257  Balichão (Macanese Shrimp Paste) 260  Chicken Fat Croutons 261  Fried Rice Rice 261  Pork Chops in Brine 262  Papo Seco (Portuguese Bread Rolls) 264  XO Sauce 268  Molho de Aziete, aka Mojo (Oil and Garlic Sauce) 270  Portuguese-Style Tomato Sauce 271  “Portuguese” Curry Sauce 272  Refogado (Portuguese Soffritto) 273  Chilli Oil 274  Sambal Tumis (Spicy Sweet-and-Sour Sambal) 275  Peixinhos Fritos (Tiny Fried Fish) 276  Tea Eggs 277  Vitor’s Curry Paste 278  Macau Hot Curry Powder 279  Malacca Sweet Curry Powder 280  Five-Spice Powder 280  Vegetable Stock 281  Chicken Stock 282  Pork Stock 283  Vegetarian Wok Sauce 284  Pork Wok Sauce 284  Umami Juice 285  Tamarind Extract 285

ABRAHAM CONLON and ADRIENNE LO are the chefs and co-owners of the popular Chicago restaurant Fat Rice. They have awards and recognition from the James Beard Foundation, Bon Appetit, Food & Wine, Eater, and many others. In 2018, Abraham was named Best Chef- Great Lakes by the James Beard Foundation. HUGH AMANO is a writer and the former sous chef of Fat Rice.

Reviews for The Adventures of Fat Rice: Recipes from the Chicago Restaurant Inspired by Macau [A Cookbook]

What a captivating book! With it, I uncovered theroots of Portuguese cooking and the indelible markit made on the world. I reveled in the beautiful wayPortuguese blended with Chinese in the kitchens ofMacau. But most of all, I discovered why the food atChicago s incredibly popular restaurant Fat Rice isso utterly delicious. This book opens up a wholenew world of flavor! <b> Rick Bayless, chef and owner of Frontera Grill, Topolobampo, and Xoco</b> When you read these recipes, it s like you just foundthe secret ingredients that were buried away in atreasure chest somewhere in the Pearl River Delta.<i>The Adventures of Fat Rice</i> is a must-have for home(and Jupiter) chefs. <b> Kool Keith, artist and rapper Along with the book's visual pop, the evocative introduction and recipe headnotes full of history and stories makes this a cookbook worth owning as a compelling read. <b>- EATER NATIONAL Chances are you re unfamiliar with Macanese cuisine, from the small peninsula of Macau near Hong Kong. But spend an evening with this comic book-cookbook hybrid, and you ll be hooked on the fare that makes theChicago restaurantof the same name so beloved. <b>- TASTING TABLE Chicago restaurant Fat Rice draws its recipes from Macau, a port city that blends the flavors of the Portuguese who once settled there with the foods of the various Asian traders who moved through the area. The result is a punchy, bold cuisine of bacalao and grilled seafood, noodles of all shapes and size, and the titular fat rice (<i>arroz gordo</i>).And did I mention<i>Fat Rice</i>is a comic book? Yup: throughout the cookbook are step-by-step, comic book style instructions for making crispy rice or stir-frying fat noodles, as well as comic book covers depicting Fat Rice dishes like Crazy Squid and Pato de Cabidela (duck cooked in blood). <b>- EPICURIOUS


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