Saliva Chicken

Saliva Chicken

by Milk red beans (from WeChat.)

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

3

Saliva chicken is a traditional Sichuan dish in China. It is a cold dish in Sichuan cuisine. It is rich in seasonings and combines spicy, fresh, fragrant and refreshing. It has the reputation of "famous for three thousand miles in Bashu, and the taste of the twelve states in southern China".

Ingredients

Saliva Chicken

1. Put the cleaned rooster into cold water, add ginger slices, cooking wine, and green onions to boil together. After boiling for 15 minutes, insert the chopsticks into the chicken and take it out without blood.

Saliva Chicken recipe

2. Stir-fry white sesame seeds. No need to drain oil.

Saliva Chicken recipe

3. Add fried white sesame seeds to the dried chili noodles and set aside.

Saliva Chicken recipe

4. Add vegetable oil to the pot, you can put a slice of ginger in the oil, if the color of the ginger slice turns yellow, the oil temperature is fine. Add oil to dried chili noodles to make oil chili.

Saliva Chicken recipe

5. Grind garlic and ginger into a puree, add cold water and set aside.

Saliva Chicken recipe

6. After the chicken is cooked, remove it, soak in cold boiling water and cool, remove and drain for later use. Cut into small pieces and serve on a plate.

Saliva Chicken recipe

7. Adjust the juice: add salt, chicken essence, monosodium glutamate, white sugar, and light soy sauce in a bowl and stir evenly to saccharify, then add ginger garlic, sesame oil, sesame oil, a few drops of Maggi, pepper oil, balsamic vinegar, and fresh chili pepper , Put them together and stir evenly, then put all on the chicken on the plate, and sprinkle with chopped green onion at the end.

Saliva Chicken recipe

Tips:

Buy a smaller chicken, the meat will be tenderer. Just cook the chicken, don’t cook it too long and it will taste bad. Chili noodles are best fried freshly so that they are more fragrant.

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