Chicken

By VicentaLakin

Chicken
i don't know what i eat every day, but i've got a picturing picturing chicken

Recipe Recommendations

  • chestnut 250 grams
  • oil appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • sugar 1 scoop
  • soy sauce 1 scoop
  • octagonal of 3
  • onion 1/3 tree
  • Jiang 1 block
  • chicken essence 1 spoon
  • sesame oil 1 spoon
  • pepper 2 tablespoons
  • dried red pepper of 2

Steps for Chicken

  • Make Chicken step 0
    1
    Chicken water. As you can see, these spices are ready
  • Make Chicken step 1
    2
    The proper amount of salad oil is inserted in the pot, i.e., the peppers and red peppers, and the peppers and red peppers are extracted and thrown out。
  • Make Chicken step 2
    3
    Putting the ingredients in figure I in oil that's pasted the pepper, continuing the fragrance, turning the chicken that's been in the water into the fire for about three to five minutes
  • Make Chicken step 3
    4
    When the ready crumbs are even, they're salted, they're old, they're sugared for about three minutes
  • Make Chicken step 4
    5
    The pot shall be filled with water, which shall be equal to the chicken, and the fire shall burn the small fire for 15-20 minutes until the chestnuts and chickens are ripe。
  • Make Chicken step 5
    6
    If there's still more soup in the pot at this time, let's start the fire and gather the juice. Just take a spoonful of oil and flip it out。
  • Chicken Make Tips

    1. Don't worry about the chestnuts not being cooked through; you can add more water. Both chestnuts and chicken are very forgiving when boiled. I don't recommend boiling or frying the chestnuts beforehand, as they cook easily. However, I prefer to cook them together with the chicken so that their aromas can blend better. 2. If you’ve seen my recipes, you should have noticed that I basically always add water to braise these meat dishes. This is the key to infusing the flavor (⊙o⊙). Once cooked, just reduce the sauce over high heat. 3. Throw the dried red chilies in whole to avoid releasing too much spice.