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Begin by layering the cooking pot. Place the wedged onion and sliced apple at the bottom.

Follow by layering the chopped Napa cabbage over the onion and apple.

Place the whole chicken on top of the cabbage layer.

If using, tuck slices of ginger under the chicken and scatter red dates around the chicken. Pour in optional bone broth over the chicken.

Place the inner pot containing all ingredients into a pressure cooker. Ensure the pressure cooker is sealed with a tight-fitting lid. This is crucial to prevent the loss of precious steam, allowing the vegetables to release their natural juices.

Cook for 30 minutes in the pressure cooker on a "Hi" pressure setting. If using a tight-sealing cast-iron pot, cook for 1 hour on low heat.

While the soup is cooking, prepare the dipping sauce. Grate ginger into a small bowl.

Add chopped spring onion to the grated ginger.

Pour Tamari into the bowl with the ginger and spring onion.

Heat neutral oil until hot and carefully pour it over the mixture in the bowl, causing it to sizzle. Mix all the dipping sauce ingredients together.

Once cooked, the chicken should be succulent and fall-off-the-bone, and the soup broth will be concentrated and nourishing. Serve the tender chicken and concentrated broth in a bowl, accompanied by hot, fluffy rice and the prepared dipping sauce.


Begin by layering the cooking pot. Place the wedged onion and sliced apple at the bottom.

Follow by layering the chopped Napa cabbage over the onion and apple.

Place the whole chicken on top of the cabbage layer.

If using, tuck slices of ginger under the chicken and scatter red dates around the chicken. Pour in optional bone broth over the chicken.

Place the inner pot containing all ingredients into a pressure cooker. Ensure the pressure cooker is sealed with a tight-fitting lid. This is crucial to prevent the loss of precious steam, allowing the vegetables to release their natural juices.

Cook for 30 minutes in the pressure cooker on a "Hi" pressure setting. If using a tight-sealing cast-iron pot, cook for 1 hour on low heat.

While the soup is cooking, prepare the dipping sauce. Grate ginger into a small bowl.

Add chopped spring onion to the grated ginger.

Pour Tamari into the bowl with the ginger and spring onion.

Heat neutral oil until hot and carefully pour it over the mixture in the bowl, causing it to sizzle. Mix all the dipping sauce ingredients together.

Once cooked, the chicken should be succulent and fall-off-the-bone, and the soup broth will be concentrated and nourishing. Serve the tender chicken and concentrated broth in a bowl, accompanied by hot, fluffy rice and the prepared dipping sauce.
