Chicken Hekka
My sister (chief researcher) found a recipe online for Chicken Hekka from Aloha World.
Here it is:
Chicken Hekka
Ingredients:
1-1/2 lbs Boneless, skinless chicken
3/4 C Sugar
3/4 C Shoyu
3/4 C Mirin
2 Tbs Oil
2" Ginger, grated
3 Medium carrots, julienne 2 Onions, sliced
1 can Shredded bamboo shoots, drained (14 oz.)
1/2 lbs Fresh mushrooms, sliced
1 bunch Watercress, cut into 2" lengths
8 oz pkg Long rice, soaked & cut into 2" lengths
Cooking Instructions:
Slice chicken into serving pieces. Combine sugar, shoyu & mirin. In a skillet or wok, heat oil to medium high. Squeeze juice from grated ginger into wok. Add ginger & stir fry until brown, discard ginger fibers. Add chicken & stir-fry over high heat. Add shoyu mixture & cook 2 more min. Add vegetables, one at a time, & stir-fry after each addition. Add long rice & cook 3 more min. or until done.
MMMMMM. I can't wait to try this recipe. I will take pictures and post reviews as well.
If you are looking for cookbooks from Hawaii, my two favorites are:
I use the kal bi recipe in Taste all the time and have made prune mui a couple of times and LOVE IT.
You can buy A Taste of Aloha from the Junior League of Honolulu. I found only used versions of Hawaii's Country Tables on Amazon.
Labels: chicken recipe, cookbooks, hawaiian food, kal bi, kau kau, li hing mui, prune mui
2 Comments:
All I can think of is the Chicken Hekka they made at Kula School in the 1970's -- The definition of disgusting. I don't know if I could bring myself to even try it again -- even if it was made my you!
Sarah, I feel your pain. Public school cafeteria food, not always ideal! Don't worry, I won't make any for you, ever!!
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