Classic Teriyaki Chicken with Indonesian Sticky Rice
The chicken recipe is from an issue of "Food and Wine" Magazine. The best site I found for instructions as to how to steam the sticky rice was actually on a Livestrong site. I own a steamer, so instead of placing the cheesecloth-shrouded rice over a pot of boiling water, I used it.
The wine we chose was a Chardonnay named "Sorelle per Sempre (Sisters Forever)" - an un-oaked Chardonnay from California. We opened it yesterday - it was smooth, and actually had three distinct flavor profiles - a bit of butter at the front, crisp apple and pear in the middle, then a bit of a white pepper finish. A day later - served with the sweet yet pungent teriyaki sauce - it was a bit acidic and "punchy". But, I'd recommend it.
The biggest compliment - my daughter said, in her too-cool way, "Mom, this tastes like something from the Chinese restaurant or something."
Close...very close.
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Suzanne-
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed the wine, I'm going to have to try that combination out this weekend...plus, great bonus of The Vapors at the end.