A very popular chinese dish enjoyed all over the world. I use the same recipe that you would find at many Cantonese restaurants, where you can see the chicken hung up whole, on the display window. However, as this is the home version, it was not practical to cook the chicken whole as this would mean making enough sauce to cover the whole chicken. What would I do with the sauce afterwards? In a restaurant, they would make more chickens with it. Shame really, as cooking the chicken whole would mean being able to seal the juices in, making it succulent, smooth and the meat not as dry.
This is a simple dish. Firstly, I cut the chicken to small pieces, then marinate with seseme oil, pepper, dark soy, sweet soy, light soy, 5 spice powder and rice wine. Then the other ingredients are ginger, garlic and spring onions.
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I fry the ginger, garlic and whites of the spring onions, then add chicken and brown them, then add light stock (1/4 of a knorrs cube), ebough to cover 50% of the chicken. This is left to stew, stirring occassionally till the sauce thickens and chicken is cooked. Add salt and sugar to the desired taste.
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After its cooked, garnish with greens of the spring onion and stir.
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Then serve with rice!
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Tuesday, 8 April 2008
Soy Sauce Chicken
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