Sauteed chicken dices with chili peppers, simple and quick version [Kwai Chai]

Sauteed chicken dices with chili peppers, simple and quick version [Kwai Chai]

Introduction:

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Production steps:

Step 1: dice the carrots, add a little oil in the pot, and stir fry until well done

Step 2: remove the bone of chicken leg and cut it into small pieces. Marinate with ginger and soy sauce for 10 minutes

Step 3: put a little oil in the pan, add green onion, ginger and red pepper to make it smell

Step 4: add the marinated chicken leg and stir fry

Step 5: when the chicken changes color, add a small amount of cooking wine, soy sauce and oil consumption

Step 6: when the chicken is fragrant, add 7% cooked diced carrots and stir fry

Step 7: finally add spicy peanuts, put the right amount of salt and chicken essence, you can get out of the pot

Step 8: start the pot and eat it

Step 9: let's talk about it first.

Materials required:

Chicken leg: one piece

Carrot: one

Spicy peanuts: right amount

Chives: right amount

Ginger: moderate

Red pepper: right amount

Green pepper: right amount

White cooked sesame: right amount

Salt: right amount

Chicken essence: appropriate amount

Raw soy sauce: a spoonful

Old style: half a spoonful

Cooking wine: a spoonful

Fuel consumption: moderate

Note: 1. Cooking wine should be put in the front. First, it can remove the fishy smell of meat. Second, it can improve the flavor and make the dishes fragrant. 2. Peanuts I use are spicy peanuts in Kaifeng. There are crushed peppers and Chinese prickly ash in them, which will add rich taste to the dishes. I can also oil the peanuts in advance and put them in when I get out of the pot.

Production difficulty: simple

Process: firing

Production time: 10 minutes

Taste: slightly spicy