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	yax-313 Hainanese food - a taste of Singapore
		Above them was their brightly lit signboard, "Hainanese Western Food".
		But once the Hainanese got a foot into the mess kitchens, they tended to own it, for in those days, employment was often by way of personal recommendation.
		Whereas the Hokkiens, Teochews and Cantonese had their sections of the old Chinatown, the Hainanese quarter was in the "New Town", North of the Singapore River.
	www.yawningbread.org /arch_2003/yax-313.htm (1423 words)

	The Asia Rice Foundation: Malaysia Rice Articles
		ONE of the last Chinese clans to arrive in Malaya, the Hainanese, a distinct dialect group, came to be known for their prowess in the kitchen.
		Another version of folk history has it that the Hainanese men ended up as cooks because, traditionally, it was their womenfolk who toiled in the fields back home, while the men stayed indoors.
		Dominating the kitchens of their colonial masters at the turn of the 20th century, the Hainanese were adept cooks who not only learnt to prepare Western food, but created local dishes to suit European taste buds, giving birth to dishes such as chicken chop, macaroni pie, chicken pie and chicken and lamb stew.
	www.asiarice.org /sections/whatsnew/Malaysia9.html (993 words)

	Hainanese (ethnic) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Hainanese (meaning the Han Chinese settlers of the island's east coast) are a Chinese ethnic group, originating from Hainan (the southernmost and smallest Chinese province).
		Much of the population of the Hainanese people, along with the Hakka, Cantonese and Hokkien peoples is now in diaspora in many Southeast Asian countries, including Malaysia (where they were known as Hailam).
		Although most Hainanese people were originally fishermen from the Fujian and Guangdong provinces who settled the islands of China's smallest province, in the Southeast Asian countries they moved into, many of them went on to become cooks, restaurateurs, and hoteliers.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hainanese_(ethnic) (202 words)

	how to make stupid food look and taste good!: Hainanese Chicken Rice.
		(hainanese pronunciation in italics: Hai Nam Ko'ei Pu'wee.)
		for the uninitiated, i come from a pure hainanese family in which my grandparents (both paternal and maternal) were immigrants from the sunny island of Hainan--they moved from one tropical island to another mid-20th century.
		hainanese families in singapore who sell the dish are often from either similar neighbouring villages or Wenchang itself.
	tastesasgoodasitlooks.blogspot.com /2006/10/hainanese-chicken-rice.html (1005 words)

	Hainanese chicken rice - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The chicken is prepared in traditional Hainanese methods which involve the boiling of the entire chicken in a pork and chicken bone stock, reusing the broth over and over and only topping it up with water when needed, in accordance with the Chinese preferences for creating "master stocks".
		Hainanese chicken rice is considered as one of the "national dishes" of Singapore, and is often served at international expositions and global events abroad, and in Singapore-run restaurants overseas.
		Hainanese chicken rice is also one of the few local dishes served on Singapore Airlines flights, and this marks the dish as an important Singaporean cuisine.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hainanese_chicken_rice (1141 words)

	Hainanese - Restaurants / Cafes National Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		Hainanese : All You Can Eat - is that a challenge?
		Hainanese is a buffet offering limitless quantities of Chinese food for a set price.
		For £5.50 per person at lunchtime (£5.90 at weekends) and £8.20 in the evenings (at all times), you get as many trips to the buffet as you want - and you will want lots.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /restaurants-cafes-national/hainanese (258 words)

	Ethnic Chinese in Cambodia
		The trail-blazer of Hainanese emigration to Kampot was a man named Mac Cuu, a Ming patriot who arrived in Cambodia in 1675 and built up such wealth and reputation that he was appointed a provincial governor (oknya) by the Cambodian king in 1708 (Willmott 1967:6).
		By 1899, Kampot had close to 3,000 Hainanese, and the Hainanese and Teochiu were the only two dialect groups in Kampot large enough to warrant their own congrégation (Garry 1963:377; Raquez 1903:955).
		Kampot's Hainanese community prides itself on the genealogy of Bentougong, a divinity specific to Cambodia and closely tied to Kampot, who allegedly came into being along with his holy trinity of siblings upon the death of three Hainanese brothers in Kompong Trach centuries ago.
	www.cascambodia.org /chinese_cam.htm (12080 words)

	Singapore Local Delights — Singapore Nation Food Hainanese Chicken Rice
		The rule of thumb is to follow the usual amount and the cooking time of the rice used.
		Hainanese Chicken Rice has earned itself a name of being Singapore’s national dish and you can find it almost in all food courts and centers.
		It depends on the rice, the sauce and the chilli (especially the chilli as this is one of the key differentiating factors between competitors).
	www.ambitiondesire.com /singapore/hainanese-chicken-rice.html (2063 words)

	Hainanese Chicken Rice - Singaporean Recipe on The Worldwide Gourmet
		It originated in Hainan, China, as a dish of plain rice and steamed chicken with a ginger dip.
		Once it came to Singapore with migrants more than 60 years ago, its metamorphosis began, and today, there is Singapore Hainanese Chicken Rice, and there are Cantonese and Malay versions as well.
		Local tastebuds which have grown to love chilli mean that Singapore Hainanese Chicken Rice includes a sauce that is hot and tangy.
	theworldwidegourmet.com /countries/asia/singapore/hainanese-rice.htm (414 words)

	phorum - Hakka Chinese Forum at Asiawind - Hakkas vs Hainanese in the MCP
		In 1931, Wu Qing (§d²M), a Hainanese, was elected the leader of MCP.
		He Wen Han (¦ó¤åº~), another Hainanese, was elected the leader of MCP in the second congress held in Kluang in the State of Johore.
		For example, in 1935 Liu Deng Cheng (¼Bµn¼), a Hainanese and a member of the Central Committee of MCP, living in Singapore, was being forced to return to China.
	www.asiawind.com /forums/read.php?f=1&i=950&t=950 (1273 words)

	The World of Hainan: The Hainanese Overseas - Directory
		The Hainanese (meaning the Han Chinese settlers of the island's north and east coast) were one of the dialect groups that supplied emigrants to Southeast Asia.
		The Hainanese were also the first to settle Kho Samui, the well-known Thai resort.
		Hainanese Chicken Rice and its Singapore Roots Comparison of the Singaporean and Hainanese versions.
	www.hainan-world.com /dir/hainandia.html (675 words)

	Hainanese Chicken Rice - The Malaysian Version at Chinese Recipes \| Cooking Tips \| Good Eats
		The morning that Melting Wok posted her Hainan Chicken Rice recipe, I showed it to J and asked him if he likes to eat Chicken Rice - with roasted chicken instead of white-skinned chicken.
		For the full Hainanese Chicken Rice Malaysian Style recipe, please refer to Melting Wok.
		Can ABC kicap manis also be used as a dipping sauce (like for the Singapore Hainanese (white) Chicken rice, there is usually a sweet soy sauce for dipping).
	www.simcooks.com /369/hainanese-chicken-rice-the-malaysian-version (1011 words)

	Session 43 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		She examines the evolution of biennial international congresses that present the public face of Overseas Hainanese identities and discusses the politics of dealing with a Hainan Overseas Bureau that wants to control "huaqiao" connections.
		Departing from the traditional format with a discussant, these papers will be made available to interested AAS attendees prior to the meeting upon request, who will then be invited to make commentaries from the audience floor, in addition to the normal questions and answers, in the extended discussion period.
		One group, the Overseas Hainanese, have long kept a relatively quiet profile until the 1988 transformation of Hainan Island from a backwaters of China into a special economic zone as China’s newest province, independent of Guangdong province.
	www.aasianst.org /absts/2000abst/China/C-43.htm (1077 words)

	Chinese Cuisine
		In Penang, typical Hainanese fare can be found at the restaurant located at the Penang Senior Citizen's Association premises at Scott Road where you will find mee sua tan (rice noodles soup) and deep-fried spring rolls with special "east meets west" dipping sauces.
		Other popular Hainanese dishes are the inche kabin (roast chicken), Hainanese fried bee boon (rice noodles) and of course, the famous Hainanese chicken rice, which can be found at almost any coffeeshops in Penang.
		One particular trait of Hainanese cooks in Penang is their deft hand in preparing western-style dishes as well.
	www.geocities.com /keiwei_mp3/malaysia/foods/chinese_cuisine.html (1655 words)

	SOUTHCN.COM[Hainanese chicken rice and its Singapore Roots]
		And while the Hainanese sauce is watered down with white vinegar, we prefer the fruity sourness of local limes (sambal belacan style) in a thick sauce enriched with chicken dripping.
		As late as the mid-60s there was a clear distinction between Hainanese chicken rice and Cantonese pak cham kai (white cut chicken).
		Cantonese chefs offer chicken flavoured rice with pak cham kai, while Hainanese chefs now cook younger birds, Cantonese style; in water brought on and off to the boil, finally plunging the birds in an ice bath, to create the supple, jelly-like skin characteristic of Cantonese pak cham kai.
	www.newsgd.com /english/features/food/culture/200204291422.htm (673 words)

	Unilever Foodsolutions Asia - Recipe: Hainanese Chicken Rice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Hainanese style poached chicken, served with Fragrant Rice.
		Bring the 2.5 litres of water, chicken seasoning powder and a piece of ginger to a boil.
		Serve with fragrant rice, chicken stock, chilli sauce, dark soy sauce, minced garlic and ginger.
	www.ubf-foodsolutionsasia.com /recipes/recipe0074.html (164 words)

	Hainanese Chicken Rice at Chinese Recipes \| Cooking Tips \| Good Eats
		This is the third time I am making Hainanese Chicken Rice and I am proud to say I finally got the chicken texture I desire.
		For this Hainanese Chicken Rice, of course I had help from my favorite Prima Taste premix.
		I’m Hainanese and I have to say you missed the best part of the dish.
	simcooks.com /162/hainanese-chicken-rice (1007 words)

	Hainanese Dialect - China History Forum, chinese history forum
		China History Forum is an online chinese history forum, discussion board or community for all who are interested in learning and discussing chinese history from prehistoric till modern times, including chinese art of war, chinese culture topics.
		Hainanese is considered to be a dialect of the Minnan group.
		This was the true indigenous Chinese language before the intrusion of Minnan Hainanese.
	www.chinahistoryforum.com /index.php?showtopic=7525 (1425 words)

	5Xmom - Humour, Life, Lies, Sex » A Christian in a temple
		Some Hainanese cooks first served in European and Straits Chinese households before branching out to open their own coffeeshops and restaurants.
		I had often proudly proclaimed myself a Hainanese whose father sailed to Malaya with his eldest brother in a sampan, braving the rough seas (and pirates).
		Are the Hainanese the richest Chinese worshipers in Malaysia?
	chanlilian.net /?p=491 (813 words)

	Ethnologue report for language code:nan
		Population includes 1,824,741 in Peninsular Malaysia, 7,990 Teochew, 5,083 Hainanese, 24,604 Hokkien in Sabah (1980 census) 84,280 in Sarawak (1979).
		Population includes 736,000 speakers of Hokkien, 28.8% of the population (1993), 360,000 speakers of Teochew (1985), 14.2% of the population (1993); 74,000 speakers of Hainanese (1985), 2.9% of the population (1993).
		Population includes 1,058,400 Chaochow (18%), 17,640 Fujian (.3%), 5,880 Hainanese (.1%) (1984).
	www.ethnologue.com /show_language.asp?code=nan (407 words)

	yannisms ahoy! » Blog Archive » A post about being Hainanese
		It helps, too, that people always say that Hainanese girls are pretty, that we have nice eyes (hur hur hur, no mention of the men though).
		When I was a kid, I used to bask in the glory of it, because everyone who had just found out about my surname would inevitably ask me, “Which Chinese word is it?” And after I had explained it to them that yes, it is Dragon (roarrr!), their eyes would widen in astonishment.
		In any event, I think you write very well, And hopefully, in the future, Hainanese can be proud of something other than chicken rice - perhaps, after reading your blog, we can add indomitable, artistic and free-thinking amongst some of the more positive attributes.
	yannisms.com /archives/2005/06/30/a-post-about-being-hainanese (840 words)

	Belly Button Window: Hainan - Does This Name Strike a Bell?
		I grew up with the sweet song-like sounds of the Hainanese dialect, one of the smallest regional groups of overseas Chinese.
		Linguists say the Hainanese dialect is a sub-dialect of Min, also known as Hokkien or Fujianese, spoken in Taiwan and the province of Fujian - of course, the tongue that the more pro-independent minded Taiwanese and ignorant western media called the "Taiwanese language".
		Of course, we free-willed Hainanese say this is nonsense, we speak the Hainanese and no other tongues are quite as unique as ours...
	www.bellybuttonwindow.com /archives/000380.html (2467 words)

	My Very Own Glob {Curiosa Felicitas}: The Xinglong Overseas Chinese Farm: Hainan, Part Three
		It was about the only place my cousins and I thought interesting (whereas my uncle was stoked by everything he saw everywhere, buying all manner of coconut-related rubbish), and were especially tickled to see signboards in what my cousin called 'P.
		Worse, me and the cousins had to prevent a near violent altercation when the Datuk took offence that one of the stallholders did not know how to speak Hainanese, and therefore had no right to be anywhere on the island.
		What dialect group are you?, he inquired while at the same time poking the stallholder with his walking stick.) After being treated to a Javanese-Hainanese dance and trying to prevent the Datuk from accumulating more coconut paraphernalia, we were taken to a rather nice looking resort-style hotel called the Kangle Garden Resort.
	myveryownglob.blogspot.com /2005/02/xinglong-overseas-chinese-farm-hainan.html (541 words)

	Chow Times: KL Series: Nam Heong Hainanese Chicken Rice
		They are known for their Hainanese Chicken Rice.
		I've had Hainanese chicken at the usual suspects: Singapore Restaurant, Tropika, Banana Leaf, Cafe D'Lite and Kelong.
		There are Hainanese Chicken rice places around town but me too, I had never found one that is really, really good.
	chowtimes.com /2006/12/kl_series_nam_heong_hainanese.html (712 words)

	Motvai Nguyentac Trongviec Truytim Tunguyen HanNom
		sei3) Anyway -on is clearly not of that group and although the Hainanese has a k- in it, I have my doubts about the c- being related too.
		Compare ba (Nôm) and tam (SV) ‘three’ ¤T sān with Hainanese ta and if both Chinese sān and Vietnamese ‘ba’ really are cognates it looks like ba had undergone a process of dropping -m and change s- (or t-) to b- or as I see it.
		It that is the case, it is more likely that it is a dissimulating process that shifted the rounded ending -wm to the front and labialized to become b- [cf.
	www.vny2k.net /Ykien/Comments-NguyentacTruytimHanNom.htm (4675 words)

	AromaCookery: Wee Nam Kee Hainanese Chicken Rice
		Roast chicken is actually Cantonese cuisine in origin, but some Hainanese chicken rice places also offer it for variety.
		We ordered Hainanese chicken (cooked by steaming/boiling) and roast chicken for two people, a side of boiled chicken liver, and of course, chicken-flavored rice (S$0.50 per portion).
		We were given mostly the breast meat for the Hainanese chicken.
	www.aromacookery.com /aromacookery/2006/05/wee_nam_kee_hai.html (571 words)

	Best recipes, foods and travel » Cooking Chicken Rice the Hainanese way (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		It is the school holidays and I have a bunch of kids who are forever hungry.
		Now, this is where my crazy Hainanese male colleague taught me. Boil the chicken.
		the thais have somewhat brought hainanese chicken rice to a different level and it taste much better than the original hainanese chicken rice.
	malaysiabest.net /2006/06/08/cooking-chicken-rice-the-hainanese-way (1292 words)

	Liao Yusheng \| 廖雨笙: Six Singapore Hainanese Chicken Rice in 60 Hours
		As Singapore's de facto national dish, Hainanese chicken rice (or, as the locals call it, simply "chicken rice") can be enjoyed from literally hundreds of places—from dedicated chicken rice hawkers to fancy restaurants, and everything in between.
		The chicken was bland and tough, like boiled chicken breast usually taste like (which is what Hainanese chicken basically is).
		The other Hainanese chicken chefs on this list are somehow able to impart extra flavors and tenderness to their plain-boiled chicken breasts.
	www.liaoyusheng.com /archives/food_drink/20061117_six_singapore_hainanese_chicken_rice_in_60_hours.php (1442 words)

	Recipes : Hainanese Chicken Rice : Food Network
		Recipes : Hainanese Chicken Rice : Food Network
		Hainanese Chicken Rice comes from the Chinese sub tropical island of Hainan and many of the sons and daughters of Hainan immigrated to Singapore in the past 100 years.
		This has become one of Singapore's top loved dishes and you will find Hainanese Chicken Rice in every street corner coffee shop and food court as well as in the coffee houses of all hotels in Singapore.
	www.foodnetwork.com /food/recipes/recipe/0,1977,FOOD_9936_24617,00.html (352 words)

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