01 -
Sprinkle on chopped cilantro and those toasty coconut flakes right before you dig in.
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Tear or slice up the cooked chicken, then toss the pieces back with the rice so it all mixes together.
03 -
Use your fork to gently turn over and fluff up the rice, making sure the grains stay nice and loose.
04 -
Move the cooked chicken to a plate and let it chill for a bit.
05 -
Drop the heat down low and cover tightly. Let everything bubble away for about half an hour or until the rice feels soft and the chicken is fully done.
06 -
Pop the browned chicken thighs right on top of the rice mixture, skin side facing up.
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Toss in that brown sugar, pour in fish sauce and lime juice, and mix till the sugar melts in.
08 -
Stir in the coconut milk and chicken broth. Scrape up any bits stuck to the bottom while you're at it.
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Throw your washed jasmine rice into the pot, then stir it for a couple of minutes so it soaks up the flavors and gets slightly toasted.
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Set the chicken thighs in the hot pot. Let them brown for about five minutes on each side, then pull them out and set aside.
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Coat the chicken all over with sea salt, black pepper, ginger, coriander, and turmeric.
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Pour the oil into a large, sturdy pot and get it nice and hot over medium-high heat.