Although eating chicken feet is an acquired taste, those who love to eat chicken feet will swear by it. It is a delicacy in its own right. Chicken feet can be cooked in many ways. Popular ways of cooking chicken feet are stew and boil. Usually most people prefer the fried chicken feet for their dishes. However, I would like to share another not so common but healthy chicken feet dish. This is a delicacy which is popular in local eateries. Although it looks complicated, it can be prepared quite easily at home. It is an appetizer and is eaten cold. Here the dish need boneless chicken feet. One has to be skillful to take out the bones from the feet. If you are not sure how to debone , get the boneless chicken feet in wet markets or supermarkets.
Ingredients:
500 gm boneless chicken feet
30 gm lemon grass
3 red chillies
6 small chillies (cilli padi)
1 bunga kantan (known as Torch Ginger in English and Etlingera elatior in Latin)
4 limes, juiced
salt and sugar to taste
Method:
Shred the boneless chicken feet into bite size. Blanche the chicken feet in boiling water, drain and set aside. Slice finely the lemon grass, red chillies, cilli padi and bunga kantan. Sprinkle evenly on to the chicken feet. Mix all ingredients with the lime juice before serving. Kerabu may be served chilled or at room temperature.
If you love chicken feet dishes, Mary Ly is sharing a lot of simple but delicious recipes in her blog at http://www.simplecookingideas.com
Mary Ly is a grandmother who has been cooking for her family for over 40 years. Mary is passionate on her cooking and always tries out ways to prepare delicious but simple and easy recipes. She has started a blog on Simple Cooking Ideas which is especially useful for busy mothers to prepare a wholesome family meal the easy way. For easy to prepare but tasty oriental recipes, please visit : http://www.simplecookingideas.com
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