Kung Pao Chicken
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Prepare fresh chicken thighs or chicken breasts that are cleaned
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Prepared the accessories and forgot to take the peppercorns
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Boneless chicken thighs
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Cut into diced meat
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To marinate the diced chicken, put the green onion, ginger, cooking wine, pepper and light soy sauce in the diced chicken. Grab it with your hands for a while, then add salt and continue to press for a while. When the scratch is sticky, add a little green onion and ginger water and continue to grab it for a while. Then add starch and press a few times, finally pour in a little oil to lock the flavor, and let it marinate for 20 minutes
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When marinating the chicken, you can fry the peanuts out. Pour the oil into the pot and fry the peanuts slowly.
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After frying, remove and let cool
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Make oil in the pot
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Pour in the chicken, and grade the chicken into six mature over a small fire. Don’t mark the old one, it will be very hard.
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Draw out and set aside
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Now adjust a Kung Pao bowl of juice, chop the scallion, ginger, garlic, and then add 2 spoons of light soy sauce, 2 spoons of sugar, 2 spoons of vinegar, 2 spoons of cooking wine, 1 spoon of chicken powder, 1 spoon of cornstarch, a little salt and a little water, and mix thoroughly.
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Make the bottom oil in the pot, add a small handful of pepper and fry it until fragrant. You can also remove the pepper or not, depending on personal preference.
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Fry the fragrant Chinese pepper on a low fire, add the dried chili section, add a spoonful of chili powder (if you don't add chili powder at this time, pour a spoonful of red chili oil when out of the pan), add the green onion, ginger, and garlic slices and stir a few times
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Then add the chicken and stir a few times
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Finally, put in the adjusted bowl of juice, collect the juice on high heat, quickly pour the peanuts out of the pot, turn over twice, and bring out the pot
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Finished picture