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Congee

Congee (/ˈkɒndʒiː/ KON-jee, derived from Tamil கஞ்சி ) is a form of savoury porridge, primarily made by boiling rice in a large amount of water until the rice softens. Depending on the rice–water ratio, the thickness of congee varies from a Western oatmeal porridge to a gruel. Congee is typically served with side dishes, or it can be topped with meat…

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Main ingredients
Rice
Type
Porridge

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Congee

Nodes208
Edges207
Triples29
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.009615
Components1

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Congee

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related to Etymology · 12
Congee → Across Asia, BC, Cantonese Yale, Chinese, English, In China, Portuguese, Tamil, The, The English, The Portuguese, Zhou
related to External links · 2
Congee → Chicken Congee, NYT Cooking
see also · 2
Congee → BapCooked, Food
Main ingredients · 1
Congee → Rice
Type · 1
Congee → Porridge
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Congee → same as plain congee but contains more herbs and chicken

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rice porridge dish known made eaten food also chicken served water fish chinese used called cooked side popular usually added

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CongeeMain ingredientsRice1.00infobox
CongeeTypePorridge1.00infobox
Congeeis asame as plain congee but contains more herbs and chicken0.90text
soy sauceinstance ofCongee is eaten throughout Cambodia both in the countryside and in the cities.Congee can be eaten plain or with a variety of side dishes and toppings0.80text
added to enhance tasteinstance ofCongee is eaten throughout Cambodia both in the countryside and in the cities.Congee can be eaten plain or with a variety of side dishes and toppings0.80text
as well as dried salted fish or fried breadsticksinstance ofCongee is eaten throughout Cambodia both in the countryside and in the cities.Congee can be eaten plain or with a variety of side dishes and toppings0.80text
bean sproutsinstance ofa variety of toppings can be added to enhance the flavour0.80text
green onionsinstance ofa variety of toppings can be added to enhance the flavour0.80text
corianderinstance ofa variety of toppings can be added to enhance the flavour0.80text
pepperinstance ofa variety of toppings can be added to enhance the flavour0.80text
along with the dried fishinstance ofa variety of toppings can be added to enhance the flavour0.80text
fried breadsticks on the sideinstance ofa variety of toppings can be added to enhance the flavour0.80text

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