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Chinese Chicken With Black Pepper Sauce

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Ingredients

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1 lb boneless skinless chicken thighs (skinless boneless breast substitution ok)
6 tablespoons cornstarch
1 large onion, diced
1 cup frozen peas and carrot
cooking oil
hot steamed rice
1/4 cup oyster sauce
1 teaspoon dark soy sauce
1 teaspoon black pepper
1/2 teaspoon white pepper
1 teaspoon rice wine or 1 teaspoon sake

Nutritional information

303.3
Calories
56 g
Calories From Fat
6.3 g
Total Fat
1.6 g
Saturated Fat
125.9 mg
Cholesterol
952.2 mg
Sodium
28 g
Carbs
3 g
Dietary Fiber
2.2 g
Sugars
32.6 g
Protein
219g
Serving Size

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Chinese Chicken With Black Pepper Sauce

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    First, the cons: - This took me quite a long time to make, mainly from the deep frying. - I found this to be a little salty (from the soy sauce and oyster sauce) - A bit messy to clean up after (not too bad though). And now the pros: - Tasted and visually looked like restaurant quality - The chicken was the star of the show, and I love how simple it was to make that style of chicken. Notes for future: I always make the mistake of cutting onions too small for Chinese-style cooking. Will make bigger in the future. I may also want to swap out the carrot mix for something like brocolli flourets in the future. Also, I think this dish would be great with a sweet lemon type sauce or honey garlic sauce!

    • 50 min
    • Serves 3
    • Easy

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    Chinese Chicken with Black Pepper Sauce, For Shae, who discovered this on a Chinese buffet I had found this on a buffet also It is a great little dish, with a little bite of pepper that is quite addictive!, First, the cons: – This took me quite a long time to make, mainly from the deep frying – I found this to be a little salty (from the soy sauce and oyster sauce) – A bit messy to clean up after (not too bad though) And now the pros: – Tasted and visually looked like restaurant quality – The chicken was the star of the show, and I love how simple it was to make that style of chicken Notes for future: I always make the mistake of cutting onions too small for Chinese-style cooking Will make bigger in the future I may also want to swap out the carrot mix for something like brocolli flourets in the future Also, I think this dish would be great with a sweet lemon type sauce or honey garlic sauce!, I tried this recipe last week for my little one It tastes really yummy Have added the black pepper oleoresin lends a rich color, taste, and flavor to the food and the required dosage gives it a standardized taste and consistency just like the natural whole pepper And the best part is it saves time without losing the flavor


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    Steps

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    Note: This Recipe Calls For Boneless Thigh Meat, Which Is Preferred, but I Tried Using Breast Meat and the Result Was Fine Also.

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    Mix Together Sauce Ingredients in a Small Bowl and Set Aside.

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    Cut Chicken Into a Small Dice, About 1/4-Inch.

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    Heat 1-2 Cups Peanut or Other Cooking Oil in Your Wok.

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    Place Cornstarch in a Small Bowl and Begin to Dust Chicken Pieces, Shaking Off Excess.

    6
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    Fry in Hot Oil in Small Batches Until Crispy and Golden, About 2-3 Minutes; Drain.

    7
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    Remove Oil from Wok and Discard.

    8
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    Heat 1 Tbsp Oil in Wok and Stir-Fry Onion About 1 Minute; Add Peas and Carrots and Cook Another 30 Seconds.

    9
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    Add Sauce Mixture to Wok Along With Chicken Pieces and Stir to Coat Everything Evenly.

    10
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    Serve at Once With Hot Steamed Rice.

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