Sour and Spicy - How to Make Sauce Chicken

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Sour and Spicy - How to Make Sauce Chicken

Koupoji Chicken

Ingredients Introduction

2 whole cooked chicken thighs Peanuts A moderate amount &A little scallions, a few cloves of garlic &Sesame seeds 1 spoon of sauce (tablespoon, same below)3 spoons of soy sauce & 3 spoons of vinegar and 1 spoon of sugar &2 grams of salt & Sichuan peppercorn1 spoon of oil Chopped chili oil Half a spoon of oil (self-made)Chili peppers- Cook for 5 minutes, perfect for drinking or eating &

Fresh chicken thighs Remove the skin and fat

Koupōjī Chicken

Boil in water first

 

Watermelon Chicken

2.Remove from heat and rinse with cold water Re-add water, add ginger slices, scallions, and cooking wine, cook until boiling then stop after 5 minutes

 

Koupi Ji

Let the chicken thighs soak in the pot for another 15 minutes or so until no longer bloody

 

Koupi Ji

The water should be fully cooked by now

 

Kua Kua Ji

Prepare ice cubes beforehand Remove the chicken legs and place them in a bowl of ice-cold water Finely chop scallions and garlic

 

Koupi Ji

Prepare crushed peanuts and sesame seeds Dilute the sesame paste with salt and water Mix sugar, vinegar, and soy sauce

 

"Watermouth Chicken"

Used store-bought Sichuan peppercorn oil

 

Kuàipo Jī

Only had home-made spicy sauce, so used that instead

 

Kuài shuǐ jī

Bought ready-made chili oil for convenience

 

Kwà shuǐ jī

Mix the seasonings together

 

Ssalad Chicken

Remove the chicken from the ice water

 

Kung Pao Chicken

Debone the chicken thighs

 

Koupi Ji

Cut into pieces

 

Kuài shuǐ jī

Serve on two plates Arrange the toppings and pour over the sauce Not too spicy, but necessary for visual appeal Perfect for drinking or eating The other plate is made without spiciness, but saliva still flows Buying ready-made ones is more convenient

 

Kua Kua Ji (literally translated as "Spit Chicken")

Mix the seasoning

 

Koupuji Chicken

Drain the chicken legs from ice water

 

Kung Pao Chicken

Remove the bones

 

Kou Pao Ji

Cut into pieces

 

Kuàiche Jiáríci

Arrange on two plates

 

Kuàichúojī

Place the ingredients and pour the sauce

 

Kuàipo Jī

The spiciness isn't very strong, but it's necessary for the "enticing" appearance

 

Watermelon Chicken

Suitable for drinking or eating

 

Kung Pao Chicken

Another plate is made without chili peppers; saliva still flows

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