Cuisine
Time
1 hr 30 min mins
Servings
4 people people
1. Find the parson’s nose of your chicken (it’s at the rear end and resembles something of a triangular tail no larger than the joint of your thumb) and cut it off – it will make your stock bitter if not discarded.
2. Rub the chicken all over with the salt, then place it in a large saucepan and cover it with cold water until fully submerged. Finely slice the ginger and add three-quarters of it to the saucepan along with the stock cube.
3. Using the flat side of a knife or cleaver, smash the garlic and peel away the skin. Set aside with the remaining ginger. Mix the sesame oil and light soy sauce together in a small bowl.