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My Green Onion Chicken
hmm... it doesn't look very appetizing... This is the low calorie version of the traditional green onion chicken. The chicken is boneless and skinless thigh, and I spent a good amount of time cutting out the fats and blood vessels. I didn't marinate it for 2-3 hours either. My method also requires the less cleaning. Ingredients: (Serves 2) 2 servings of chicken thighs or breast 2 Tbsp rock salt 1 Tbsp white pepper 2 Tbsp rice wine 1 tsp soy sauce ¼ tsp sesame oil (just a few drops) ¼ tsp marin (or maple syrup, honey, or sugar) 2 Stalks of green onion (shredded) 2-3 thin slices of ginger (shredded) 1 Tbsp Vegetable oil Optional: 1 small red chili pepper, dried or fresh. (finely chopped) Instruction: 1. Line the steamer with parchment paper or aluminum. Make sure to leave at least ½ inch on the sides so it can retain the juice from the chicken. If you are using the steamer rack, you can just use a plate. 2. Remove undesired fats and blood vessels from the chicken. 3. Rub the inside (non-smooth side) with salt and pepper. Roll up the chicken as tightly. Rub the outside of the chicken (the smooth side) with salt and pepper as well. 4. Place them inside the steamer, with a few shreds of green onion and ginger. 5. Put the chicken in your steamer and steam it for 15-20 minutes or when the chicken is cooked. You can use a meat thermometer to measure its internal temperature. 6. Let the chicken cools for 10 minutes. Or, prepare an ice bath and chill your chicken for a few minutes. 7. Now there should be some chicken broth left over in your steamer. Drain the broth into a bowl and mix in rice wine, soy sauce, marin and whatever you fancy. 8. Once the chicken has cooled, chop it into half inch slices and place on a heat tolerant plate. 9. Layer a few shreds of onions and ginger on top of the chicken. 10. Heat vegetable oil in a small pan or wok on high heat, until it is slightly smoking. 11. (Optional) Put the chili pepper into the wok and sauté until you can smell the aroma. 12. Put in the rest of ginger, green onion, salt, and the broth mixture from step 7. 13. Drizzle the hot oil over the chicken. Serve! Feeling lazy and don't want to wash extra pan? You can skip everything after Step 8 and warm up the broth mixture in the microwave and drizzle. Feeling even lazier? Throw the chicken and the broth in some rice wine (or salt+vodka) and put it into the fridge. Now you have the most basic Chinese Drunken Chicken. You can use this variation for all type of seafood and poultry, including shellfishes and whole fishes. related searches : Green
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