[upgraded Taiwanese Traditional Jiangxi Cuisine] Three Cup Chicken with Assorted Mushrooms
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Prepare all the mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms, coprinus comatus, tea tree mushroom, eryngii mushroom, and chicken thigh boneless.
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Chicken thighs, cut into wide strips, marinate for 10 minutes with white pepper, salted salt, and cooking wine. Remember to put the seasonings in the order of priority. First, add salt, then white pepper, and finally cooking wine, so marinate first, then go The fishy taste is finally to keep the meat fresh and tender.
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Add cornstarch, remember to make the chicken surface feel slightly dry.
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Cut all the fungi for later use
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Put oil in the pot, fry the chicken strips with 50% oil and turn on a low fire.
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After frying the chicken strips on a low fire for 5 minutes, put all the fungi in the pot and fry together, so that the aroma of the mushrooms can be completely exploded.
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Open a small fire and continue to explode.
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During the frying process, we adjust the sauce, cut the green onions, cut the red pepper into sections, add two tablespoons of sugar, one tablespoon of cooking wine, sesame oil, soy sauce, chicken essence, and salt. Add a little cornstarch and goat's milk wine and stir well.
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Before frying, put the shallots and garlic slices together and fry them until fragrant.
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Fry the oil well.
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Leave a little oil in the pan, return to the pan and re-fry. Put the juice you just made and stir fry together.
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After that, put the lid on, and pour a small spoonful of goat's milk wine along the pot outside the lid, and simmer for two minutes. This is to make the dishes have a wine aroma, and the taste will be stronger and more delicious.
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Out of the pot~~~Put it on the plate, ready to eat~~~
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Finally, sprinkle some chopped green onions on top. The color is better. This three-cup chicken tastes refreshing and crispy with mushrooms, and the meat is very soft and tender. It is really delicious~~
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Look at this, do you have the urge to do it again?
Tips:
Three cups of chicken is a traditional Jiangxi dish, because it does not add soup when cooking, only one cup of rice wine, one cup of lard, and one cup of soy sauce, so it is named three cups of chicken. This dish has red sauce, original flavor, and mellow aroma, and is suitable for both wine and rice.
This time I chose to cut the chicken into strips for the purpose of matching the whole dish. In fact, if everyone likes to cut it, it is perfectly fine. Remember to be too big and not too small.
Remember to put the seasonings in order of priority, first add salt, then white pepper, and finally cooking wine, so that the line is marinated, and then the fishy taste is removed, and finally to keep the meat fresh and tender.