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- **Spicy**: Top with chili crisp or sambal.
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- **Spicy**: Top with chili crisp or sambal.
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This recipe is forgiving and adaptable—perfect for your practical cooking style! Let me know if you'd like variations (e.g., ginger-heavy, turmeric-infused, or with crispy chicken skin).
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This recipe is forgiving and adaptable—perfect for your practical cooking style! Let me know if you'd like variations (e.g., ginger-heavy, turmeric-infused, or with crispy chicken skin).
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Here are two **flavor-boosting toppings** to elevate your Chicken Congee—both easy to make and packed with umami:
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### **1. Crispy Garlic Topping**
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**Why You’ll Love It**: Adds crunch and a nutty, savory punch.
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#### **Ingredients**:
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- ¼ cup **neutral oil** (e.g., vegetable, canola)
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- 6 **garlic cloves**, thinly sliced or minced
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- Pinch of **salt**
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#### **Instructions**:
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1. Heat oil in a small pan over **medium-low heat**.
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2. Add garlic and fry for **2–3 minutes**, stirring constantly, until golden (not brown—it burns fast!).
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3. Immediately strain garlic onto a paper towel (reserve oil for ginger-scallion oil or drizzle over congee).
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4. Sprinkle with salt. Store in an airtight jar for up to 1 week.
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**Pro Tip**: For extra depth, add **1 tsp sesame seeds** or **½ tsp crushed red pepper flakes** while frying.
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### **2. Ginger-Scallion Oil**
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**Why You’ll Love It**: Bright, aromatic, and slightly spicy—balances the congee’s richness.
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#### **Ingredients**:
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- 3 tbsp **reserved garlic oil** (from above) or neutral oil
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- 2 tbsp **ginger**, finely grated or minced
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- 3 **scallions/green onions**, thinly sliced (white and green parts)
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- ½ tsp **salt**
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- ½ tsp **sugar** (optional, to balance)
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#### **Instructions**:
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1. Heat oil in a small pan until shimmering (or microwave for 30 sec).
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2. Pour hot oil over **ginger, scallions, and salt** in a heatproof bowl (it will sizzle!).
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3. Stir in sugar (if using). Let cool slightly before drizzling over congee.
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**Pro Tip**: Add **1 tsp soy sauce** or **½ tsp toasted sesame oil** for extra complexity.
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### **How to Serve**:
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- **Crispy Garlic**: Sprinkle on just before eating (stays crunchy).
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- **Ginger-Scallion Oil**: Swirl 1–2 tsp into each bowl + extra scallions for freshness.
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**Bonus**: Mix both toppings together for a **garlic-ginger-scallion bomb**!
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These keep well in the fridge for 3–4 days, so make a batch to upgrade rice, noodles, or even avocado toast. Let me know if you’d like a **chili crisp** variation too! 🌟
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