Xinjiang Dapan chicken
Introduction:
"Guan allusion: it is said that in the early days of liberation, Master Zhang, a Sichuan cuisine expert, came to Shawan County in Xinjiang to escape the war. He chose to open a small restaurant next to the 312 National Road, selling fried noodles and mixed noodles for a living. His business was good and bad at times. One day in the early 1980s, a long-distance bus driver came to his shop for dinner and said to master Zhang casually, "fried noodles and mixed noodles are too dry. You can fry a spicy chicken for me, add more soup, and then pull some noodles for me to mix together.". This sentence reminded Master Zhang, so the dish became famous all over the country
Production steps:
Materials required:
Chicken wing root: 100g
Potatoes: 100g
Dried pepper: 10g
Scallion: 10g
Ginger: 10g
Garlic: 10g
Star anise: 5g
Chinese prickly ash: 10g
White granulated sugar: 5g
Salt: 10g
Water: 100g
Oil: 10 g
Soy sauce in brown sauce: 10g
Vinegar: 10g
matters needing attention:
Production difficulty: simple
Technology: stewing
Production time: three quarters of an hour
Taste: spiced
Xinjiang Dapan chicken
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