I could eat this dish four times a week – the texture is so silky and I love the savoury flavours.
The poaching and steeping technique used in this recipe is perfect for cooking chicken, as it is very gentle; the integrity of the chicken is preserved, and the result is moist, tender flesh. The heating of the peanut oil is vital to release its beautiful, nutty flavour and bring out the aroma of the soy and ginger.
Always use the best- quality chicken – you might pay slightly more, but you’ll appreciate the difference, and the accompanying ingredients cost little.
looks good! It's my husband favorite.. thanks for sharing...
oh my! my husband's favorite! thanks for sharing....
Can someone tell me how to stop the red / pink joints ??
Actually, this Cantones classic is considered best cooked when the meat is fully cooked (but just barely) but the inside of the thigh bones are still pink. So fully cooked chicken (Chinese, traditionally, NEVER eat raw anything), but with rare marrow.
Do you serve the chicken at room temperature?
I have tried this...yummy. I'm doing it again today but this time with a pear concentrate, red wine, soy, star annis and ginger sauce.
I make this all the time and 100% success. Seriously good !!!
This is great, i will never bake a chook again
looks and sounds absolutely beautiful - can't wait to try my hand at it.
WOLD BE A LOVELY DISH ON WINTER NIGHTS