This is no ordinary porridge. It’s made with Ipoh’s famous Salted Chicken, or Yim Kook Kai in Cantonese. I bought Aun Kheng Lim’s Yim Kook Kai for dinner yesterday. My dear friend, Pat, told me to save the bones as it makes great chicken stock and also porridge. I decided to make porridge with it first.
You cant see much chicken bits in this pics as i walloped them all yesterday, lol. Whatever’s left is also mixed well as the porridge is being cooked. For added sweetness, i also added a few dried scallops to it. You can see the brown bits in this pic. The aroma of “Tong Kwai” is still strong though there’s only a few bits in the porridge. The taste? HEAVENLY!!!!!!!!
This is the box of Aun Kheng Lim’s Salted Chicken. As the shop is situated along a busy road, forget about parking your car. Actually, you dont need to as the workers there are always standing outside the shop to hand you your Salted Chicken. Just wind down your window and show them your fingers, lol.
Those of you planning for your baby’s fullmoon, do note that you can get them to prepare fullmoon packs for you to distribute to friends and family members. I did that on Malcolm’s fullmoon. The shop’s address is No 24, Jalan Theatre, 30300 Ipoh, Perak. Tel/fax: 605-2542998.
Aun Kheng Lim’s Yim Kook Kai comes wrapped in baking paper. It’s stated on the box that it’s best you steam it for 5 minutes before you unwrap it. Me, i heck care. Who has the patience to wait, horrr. Eat lah. I love it best with Ipoh’s Lan Fah Soy Sauce. Since i dont have any at home, i used Kikkoman instead. MMmMMmM mm MmMmM m mmMMm mM HAH!!!! Caught you salivating. Faster go buy some.












