Braised Chicken with Shacha Sauce and Onion

Braised Chicken with Shacha Sauce and Onion

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Easy

Time

30m

Serving

3

I have eaten a lot of white-cut chicken. I will change the recipe tonight. Braise the chicken with shacha sauce and onions. The chicken is infiltrated with the unique aroma of shacha sauce, and the spicy taste of onions is added to remove a lot of the greasy feeling in the chicken skin. . Let the whole dish fragrant, put a piece into your mouth, the more you chew, the more fragrant it gets~

Ingredients

Braised Chicken with Shacha Sauce and Onion

1. Prepare the ingredients

Braised Chicken with Shacha Sauce and Onion recipe

2. Remove the old skin of the onion, cut the tail and beard, wash and cut into pieces

Braised Chicken with Shacha Sauce and Onion recipe

3. The chicken is chopped up, come back, clean it, and drain the water

Braised Chicken with Shacha Sauce and Onion recipe

4. Heat up a pan, put an appropriate amount of oil, pour in the chicken and stir-fry for a while

Braised Chicken with Shacha Sauce and Onion recipe

5. Stir fry until the chicken skin is curled, the chicken is browned, and the chicken oozes fat

Braised Chicken with Shacha Sauce and Onion recipe

6. At this time, add the shacha sauce

Braised Chicken with Shacha Sauce and Onion recipe

7. Stir fry for about 20 seconds

Braised Chicken with Shacha Sauce and Onion recipe

8. Add oyster sauce

Braised Chicken with Shacha Sauce and Onion recipe

9. Pour the onion and stir fry evenly

Braised Chicken with Shacha Sauce and Onion recipe

10. Add appropriate amount of water, cover the pot, and simmer on high heat

Braised Chicken with Shacha Sauce and Onion recipe

11. Cook until the soup is rich and there is a little bit left, add salt, chicken powder, stir fry and shovel up evenly

Braised Chicken with Shacha Sauce and Onion recipe

Tips:

The chicken is fried first to get the fat and the chicken skin is browned before adding the shacha sauce to stir fry. Adding the shacha sauce too early will cause the bottom to become muddy. If you like spicy food, you can add a little dried chili, which tastes good.

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