Braised Chicken with Yam
1.
Peel and wash the yam, cut into hob pieces, shred ginger, cut green pepper into sections, cut small red hot pepper into circles, slice garlic, and cut coriander into sections for later use.
2.
Put oil in the pan, heat it to 50% heat, pour the black-bone chicken pieces into the pan, stir-fry for a few minutes on high heat, and keep turning during the frying process to avoid sticking to the pan until the fat in the chicken skin is stir-fried. If the chicken is too fat, and if there is too much fat, part of the excess oil can be scooped out, and it is best to use it for stir-frying vegetables.
3.
At this time, the chicken nuggets have become charred, especially fragrant, soaked in the light soy sauce. Sprinkle with ginger and minced garlic and small red hot peppers. Then pour the water over the chicken nuggets along the side of the pot.
4.
Add the yam section, cover the pot, and simmer until the juice is slightly collected. Put the green chilies in and simmer for another two minutes. Season with salt, sprinkle with coriander, mix well and serve.
Tips:
When braising the chicken, first fry the chicken nuggets until it is charred, and then add water and garnish to braise. The chicken is particularly fragrant, the meat is tender and melts in your mouth, and the waxy and waxy yam section absorbs the black-bone chicken soup. It’s very delicious. It’s better to leave a little bit of broth when braising. My kids like to use bibimbap with broth. They can eat two large bowls every time.