Chicken sauce

By VicentaLakin

Chicken sauce
It's also an inspiration from Miyagi chickens, which we do all the time. This time we're going to try the hot chickens with the sauce. It's just a fix. It just happens to have beans and flowers for chicken。

Recipe Recommendations

  • chicken leg meat 约200 grams
  • peanut 1 cup
  • cowpea 约100 grams
  • ginger 1 pinch
  • red onion 1 capsule
  • garlic 2 cloves
  • Dried millet pepper 3 pieces
  • sweet sauce 1/2 tablespoon
  • Zhuhou sauce 1/2 tablespoon
  • refined salt 1/4 teaspoon
  • pepper 1/3 teaspoon
  • rice wine 1/2 tablespoon

Steps for Chicken sauce

  • Make Chicken sauce step 0
    1
    (a) Fired grained beans to the age of five, and provided for them
  • Make Chicken sauce step 1
    2
    (b) To pour a little bottom oil into the peanuts after cooling them, and to boil them with fire
  • Make Chicken sauce step 2
    3
    (b) About one set of ginger slices, garlic chops and onion slices, millicorn slices
  • Make Chicken sauce step 3
    4
    (a) Slipped in chickens until eight to nine matures, and made them available
  • Make Chicken sauce step 4
    5
    (a) A fire, a hot boiler with oil and the addition of ginger, red onions, garlic and dry rice peppers
  • Make Chicken sauce step 5
    6
    (b) A second spoon of sweet noodle, a second spoon of plum sauce, and an even fragrance with a boiler
  • Make Chicken sauce step 6
    7
    Pumped into chickens, peanuts and beans, evenly, and ordered 1/4 spoons of refined salt, 1/3 spoons of pepper powder and 1/2 spoons of white wine。
  • Chicken sauce Make Tips

    one, pickled chicken meat is in the recipe and log & quot; vegetable chicken & quot; as detailed, only half of the chicken that had been dried last time was used to make the meal; two, some of the brands are salty, try salty when they are used, and if they are hard enough, fire?, should be less salty or raw; three, the sauce is unscrewed, and the pot must be screeched in order to put the material down; and four, the spoons, spoons and cups used by pens in any food article such as cooking, baking, etc., are used internationally, not the spoons and cups that we normally use to make and drink and warm food at home or in restaurants。

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