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Kruiehoender met basmatirys, radyse, kool en groen-oliesous

Kruiehoender met basmatirys, radyse, kool en groen-oliesous
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Voedingsfeite

Per porsie van 285 g

% Daaglikse Waarde gebaseer op 'n 2000 kcal-dieet

Kalorieë 455 kcal
23% DV
Totale vet 18.4g
28% DV
Mono-onversadigde vet11.9g
Poli-onversadigde vet2.4g
Versadigde vet3.1g
Transvet0.1g
Totale koolhidrate 40.8g
14% DV
Vesel3.2g
Stysel35.8g
Suikers1.8g
Proteïen 31.2g
62% DV
Dierlike proteïen29.8g
Plantaardige proteïen1.4g

Oor

A moderate-portion plate centered on sliced herb-coated chicken breast with basmati rice and a small raw vegetable garnish. It is relatively high in protein, moderate in carbohydrates, and contains added fat from the green herb oil sauce.

Bestanddele

Vitamiene & Minerale

Vitamiene

VoedingstofHoeveelheidDV%Halfleeftyd
Biotien (B7)6.5mcg22%
Cholien103.0mg19%
Folaat (B9)34.0mcg9%
Niasien (B3)14.8mg93%
Pantoteensuur (B5)1.6mg31%
Riboflavien (B2)0.2mg16%
Tiamien (B1)0.2mg15%
Vitamien A58.0mcg6%
Vitamien B120.3mcg13%
Vitamien B60.8mg48%
Vitamien C12.4mg14%
Vitamien D0.2mcg1%
Vitamien E2.8mg19%
Vitamien K122.0mcg102%

Minerale

VoedingstofHoeveelheidDV%Halfleeftyd
Kalsium42.0mg4%
Koper120.0mcg13%
Yster1.9mg11%
Magnesium46.0mg11%
Fosfor292.0mg42%
Kalium438.0mg9%
Selenium30.0mcg55%
Natrium520.0mg23%
Sink1.6mg15%

Herb Chicken with Basmati Rice, Radish, Cabbage, and Green Oil Sauce

Headnote


This dish is built on clean contrasts: tender chicken, fragrant basmati rice, crisp radish, and lightly wilted cabbage, bound together by a vivid parsley oil. The composition is disciplined and light, yet complete, with each element retaining its own character. It is a precise plate of freshness, warmth, and quiet depth.

Recipe essentials


Dish category: Main course
Cuisine or origin: Contemporary
Course type: Lunch or dinner
Yield: 1 serving
Serving size: 285 g
Prep time: 15 minutes
Cook time: 20 minutes
Total time: 35 minutes
Difficulty: Moderate

Equipment


Small saucepan
Medium sauté pan
Fine sieve or strainer
Blender or high-speed food processor
Cutting board
Chef’s knife
Small bowl
Kitchen scale

Ingredients



Chicken


  • Chicken breast, 120 g

  • Garlic, 5 g, finely grated

  • Black pepper, 1 g

  • Salt, 2 g

  • Olive oil, 8 g


  • Basmati rice


  • Basmati rice, 55 g

  • Salt, 1 g

  • Water, 110 g


  • Vegetables


  • Radish, 30 g, trimmed and thinly sliced

  • Cabbage, 35 g, finely shredded

  • Salt, 1 g


  • Green oil sauce


  • Parsley, 18 g, leaves and tender stems

  • Garlic, 3 g

  • Olive oil, 20 g

  • Salt, 1 g

  • Black pepper, 0.5 g


  • Method



  • 1. Rinse the basmati rice under cold water until the water runs nearly clear. Combine the rice, salt, and water in a small saucepan. Bring to a gentle boil, cover tightly, reduce to the lowest heat, and cook for 10 minutes. Remove from the heat and rest, covered, for 8 minutes. The grains should be separate, tender, and dry on the surface.


  • 2. While the rice cooks, make the green oil sauce. Blanch the parsley in boiling water for 10 seconds, then drain and press dry. Blend the parsley with the garlic, olive oil, salt, and black pepper for 45 to 60 seconds until the sauce is smooth, vivid green, and lightly emulsified. Pass it through a fine sieve if a finer texture is desired.


  • 3. Season the chicken breast with the grated garlic, black pepper, and salt. Heat the olive oil in a sauté pan over medium-high heat. Sear the chicken for 4 to 5 minutes on the first side, then turn and cook for 3 to 4 minutes more, until the surface is golden and the center reaches 72°C. Rest for 5 minutes before slicing. The flesh should remain juicy and firm, not dry.


  • 4. Toss the radish and cabbage with the salt. Let stand for 3 minutes, then press lightly to soften the cabbage without collapsing its crunch. The vegetables should taste clean, seasoned, and fresh.


  • 5. Fluff the rice with a fork. Slice the chicken against the grain into neat pieces. Keep each component distinct and warm.


  • Plating and serving


    Set the rice slightly off-center as a compact base. Arrange the sliced chicken over or beside it in a controlled line. Mound the radish and cabbage lightly to one side, then finish with the green oil sauce in a narrow pool or fine sweep around the plate. The final dish should read as balanced, precise, and bright.

    Professional notes


    Do not overcook the chicken; its tenderness depends on restraint. The parsley oil must remain fresh in color and clean in flavor, so blend only until smooth and avoid warming it excessively. Keep the vegetables lightly seasoned so the plate retains contrast and clarity.
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