Bawang Supermarket-spicy Chicken Shreds

by Weilan Weibo

5.0 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

2

The first time I ate Qingyuan Mochi Chicken. It is said to be a free-range chicken. The meat is tender and firm. It just happened that a visitor came at home and made a plate of spicy chicken shreds. The taste of the northerners is slightly numb and spicy, tender and tender. Silk, fragrant sesame, crispy colored peppers, the taste is very rich, the taste is extremely delicious, you can't stop after a bite! Thanks to Gourmet Jie for letting us taste the fragrant flavor of Moji from Qingyuan!

Bawang Supermarket-spicy Chicken Shreds

1. Wash chicken breasts

2. Add appropriate amount of water to the pot, add green onion and ginger, a little less cooking wine, add chicken breasts and cook them out and let cool

3. Shred the colored peppers, roll the chicken breasts softly with a rolling pin, and tear them into shreds by hand

4. Add appropriate amount of oil to the wok, saute the peppercorns, take out and discard

5. Pour the remaining oil into the prepared chili powder, which is the fried sesame oil

6. Mix all ingredients well, add salt, sugar, mushroom powder, vinegar, sesame oil

7. Add white sesame seeds and mix well

8. Place the plate, set the bottom of the colored pepper circle

9. Pour in the prepared spicy chicken shreds, it's ok!

Tips:

This is according to the taste of the northerners, the peppercorns and chili powder are used less, friends who like spicy can put more.

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