In fact, it means Captain in English. The source of this dish's name is quite interesting. It is said that Britain ruled Malaya in 1820 century. Because Malacca is close to the seaport and has the world-famous Malacca Strait, there were many British officials stationed in Malacca at that time. These officials all employ local overseas Chinese or baban nyonyya cooks. In particular, niangna people are good at cooking. It's a favorite choice of British officials. There was a cook at that time, because his family's captain liked spicy dishes but was not good at spicy ones, so he tried his best to make a curry with good taste and not too spicy. One day, the cook saw a local old lady cooking. The cooking was very delicious. It didn't smell bad. He asked the old lady to try her dish. As soon as I tried, the cook liked it very much. He was still old
Step1:Get all the materials ready. Heat up the pan. Pour in about 1 / 4 cup of cooking oil. Stir the spices and the lemongrass, which has just been sliced and flattened, until the oil is pan fried.
Step2:Pour in the chicken pieces and stir fry until the skin is a little burnt and fragrant. Add in the minced orange leaves. Stir fry slightl
Step3:Pour in 2 cups of water and bring to a boil or simmer for about 20 minutes. Season with coconut milk, salt and sugar.
Step4:Continue to simmer until thick. About 20 minutes.
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