Chicken in spicy chicken oil sauce雞油辣椒雞丁

雞油辣椒雞丁
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Chicken in spicy chicken oil sauce

Hi guys, now you must be like ''What the **** is that Chicken in chicken random stilly stuff. By reading the name I'd be the same way as you so don't worry. The name must tell you ''too much oil'', but guys it's not! Actually I used a chinese product from Laoganma which is a dried chili mixture preserved in chicken oil, we call the product 風味雞油辣椒. So it's a meal I improvised when I didn't know what to cook, and it turned out very delicious. This 風味雞油辣椒 product is actually a very very thick and crunchy paste preserved in chicken oil and it contains also other ingredients, like fried bean curds.

This recipe is perfect for winter or for a hangover!

The recipe is for around 3-4 servings depending on what you are eating with. If you are eating it alone, count 2 or 3 person. If you serve it with rice you can easily get it for 4 servings!

-550 g chicken in small pieces (marinated in 2 tbs light soy sauce, 1 ts black soy sauce, 1 1/2 tbs oil, 1 1/2 ts potato starch)
-2 cups of rectangled carrots
-1 big onion, half chopped, half in cubes

-3 tbs oil

-3 tbs light soy sauce
-1 tbs chili paste in chicken oil from Laoganma
-2 ts white sugar.

In 3 tbs of oil, cook the spicy paste for 1 or 2 minutes then add the chicken and the chopped onion.
When the chicken is cooked, set it aside while keeping the more oil you can in the wok.
Cook the vegetables until cooked but crunchy, then put the chicken again, and the soy sauce and sugar. Stir for the sugar melt and it‘s done！

Ideas: Wrap in letuce
           Add your favorite vegetables.

Shrimps sautéed noodles

蝦炒麵條
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Shrimp sautéed noodles

Hi everyone. For my first recipe I'll show something pretty simple to make. Here i'm using noodles that are usually used for Yetcamein noodles soup, but you can use any non-swelling noodles, even ramen noodles can do!

Hi everyone. For my first recipe I'll show something pretty simple to make. Here i'm using noodles that are usually used for Yetcamein noodles soup, but you can use any non-swelling noodles, even ramen noodles can do!

For 2 serving

9 shrimps-} marinated-1 ts de chicken stock powder, 1 tbs of shaoxing wine or xeres, and black pepper (I use pre-cooked shrimps all already shelled) 1 spring onion, in rings 1/2 red bell pepper in strips 1/3 green bell pepper in strips

4 white mushroom in slices 1 big carrot in fine rectangles 1 chunk of ginger, chopped (around 1 tea spoon) 3 big cloves of garlic, chopped 1 small hand of non-swell noodles (see pictures) Some drops of sesame oil Black pepper

sauce: 2 tbs Light soy sauce (Kikoman's is ok) 1 tbs Dark soy sauce (You can find in any asian grocery stores, but if you can't, VH soy sauce is acceptable) 1 ts water 1/2 ts potato starch (mix the sauce in a bowl, and mix occasionally, the starch must not stick to the bottom when being added to the meal) In some cooking oil, cook the ginger and garlic until good smell, then add the carrot. At half-cooked, add the mushrooms, the white part of the green onion and the bell peppers. When everything is cooked, add the shrimps, sesame oil, black pepper, the noodles, the green part of the green onion, and the sauce. Stir until the sauce get stickened and that everything is well mixted, and serve Man Man Chi, have a good meal!

To vary: Change the white mushrooms for shiitakes. Add bean sprouts. Add chinese cabbage. Add onions. Add sesame seed. Add sugar.