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Chinese shouldn't be intimidating.. Simple meal with pictures for those interested.
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tarheelmatt
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I have noticed that Chinese is a hot question around at times (some more than others). Thought I'd post a cook from Saturday.
I call this chicken and broccoli. No recipe used, just out of my head and from past experiences.
1.5-2lb chicken ( I used tenders)
1 head of broccoli cut into florets
Soy sauce - 3/4 cup
Fresh ginger - Thumb size
Fresh garlic - 2 cloves
5 TBS honey
3 TBS rice wine vinegar
3 TBS sugar
Dash of Chinese five spice
1-2 tbs Symbal
Cornstarch
Salt
Pepper
Canola oil
Heated a sauce pan with a little canola oil to sweat the ginger and garlic. Add soy sauce, honey, vinegar, sugar, couple cracks of pepper, Chinese five spice, and a little salt (I use low sodium soy sauce). Taste for flavor. Add more of each for your tastes. Let cool and set aside.
Cut chicken into chunks. Salt and pepper them.
In a large bowl add about a cup of corn starch. Season with salt and pepper. Bread chicken. Set aside.
Get the Egg up to around 450-500°. Set spider in and add a cup or so of oil to fry chicken.
Fry until the edges get browend a little. Go in batches to not overload wok.
After complete, remove oil, wipe wok, and get ready for veggies.
Little canola oil, then add onions, then add broccoli.
When nice and limp, set aside and add the chicken. Get some brown on the chicken, then add the veggies, then the sauce. Combine until sauce begins to thicken.
Plate it, and enjoy!
Note: I par steamed the broccoli in the rice cooker before hand. Just to get slightly cooked.
Pictures:
1 - The setup. It's pretty simple.
2 - Frying chicken
3 - Doing the onions
4 - Everyone in the pool!
5 - Sauce added and coating well. Could have been thicker for my needs, but still good. I like to have plenty of sauce for plating with rice.
6 - Done! Didn't get plated shots. Nothing crazy. Plated with Jasmine brown rice cooked in the rice cooker.
Thanks for taking a look.
I call this chicken and broccoli. No recipe used, just out of my head and from past experiences.
1.5-2lb chicken ( I used tenders)
1 head of broccoli cut into florets
Soy sauce - 3/4 cup
Fresh ginger - Thumb size
Fresh garlic - 2 cloves
5 TBS honey
3 TBS rice wine vinegar
3 TBS sugar
Dash of Chinese five spice
1-2 tbs Symbal
Cornstarch
Salt
Pepper
Canola oil
Heated a sauce pan with a little canola oil to sweat the ginger and garlic. Add soy sauce, honey, vinegar, sugar, couple cracks of pepper, Chinese five spice, and a little salt (I use low sodium soy sauce). Taste for flavor. Add more of each for your tastes. Let cool and set aside.
Cut chicken into chunks. Salt and pepper them.
In a large bowl add about a cup of corn starch. Season with salt and pepper. Bread chicken. Set aside.
Get the Egg up to around 450-500°. Set spider in and add a cup or so of oil to fry chicken.
Fry until the edges get browend a little. Go in batches to not overload wok.
After complete, remove oil, wipe wok, and get ready for veggies.
Little canola oil, then add onions, then add broccoli.
When nice and limp, set aside and add the chicken. Get some brown on the chicken, then add the veggies, then the sauce. Combine until sauce begins to thicken.
Plate it, and enjoy!
Note: I par steamed the broccoli in the rice cooker before hand. Just to get slightly cooked.
Pictures:
1 - The setup. It's pretty simple.
2 - Frying chicken
3 - Doing the onions
4 - Everyone in the pool!
5 - Sauce added and coating well. Could have been thicker for my needs, but still good. I like to have plenty of sauce for plating with rice.
6 - Done! Didn't get plated shots. Nothing crazy. Plated with Jasmine brown rice cooked in the rice cooker.
Thanks for taking a look.
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Thomasville, NC
My YouTube Channel - The Hungry Hussey
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Thomasville, NC
My YouTube Channel - The Hungry Hussey
My Photography Site
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Nicely done!! Looks great!!LBGE, Mechanicsville, Va., LBGE, Duck, NC, XLBGE Wake, Va.
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So is low sodium salt heavy on the chlorine?
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Great cook... You make it seem so easy!!Charlotte, NC - Large BGE 2014, Maverick ET 733, Thermopen, Nest, Platesetter, Woo2 and Extender w/Grid, Kick Ash Basket, Pizza Stone, SS Smokeware Cap, Blackstone 36"
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/bow. That looks amazing.
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Matt, thanks for shearing. You know I hold you in high esteem when it comes to Chinese / wok cooking. You did not disappoint here my friend.Ellijay GA with a Medium & MiniMax
Well, I married me a wife, she's been trouble all my life,
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Very nice. My wife likes a lot of sauce for the rice as well.Coleman, Texas
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Outta bounds good Matt!!-----------------------------------------analyze adapt overcome2008 -Large BGE. 2013- Small BGE and 2015 - Mini. Henderson, Ky.
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You sheared that well....
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CPARKTX said:Nice, and great photos as usualtheyolksonyou said:So is low sodium salt heavy on the chlorine?
that plated pic is fantasticJohnnyTarheel said:Great cook... You make it seem so easy!!
Thanks buddy.bhedges1987 said:/bow. That looks amazing.
Appreciate it!SciAggie said:Very nice. My wife likes a lot of sauce for the rice as well.
My wife does too. Thanks for taking a look.northGAcock said:Matt, thanks for shearing. You know I hold you in high esteem when it comes to Chinese / wok cooking. You did not disappoint here my friend.
Well, I'll have to call on you if anyone calls me out someday if the food tastes worth a damn.Mattman3969 said:Outta bounds good Matt!!
Thanks buddy.theyolksonyou said:You sheared that well....
Shearing is cearing!
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Thomasville, NC
My YouTube Channel - The Hungry Hussey
Instagram
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Well, that's hurtful. I was just curious about a new salt.
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theyolksonyou said:Well, that's hurtful. I was just curious about a new salt.------------------------------
Thomasville, NC
My YouTube Channel - The Hungry Hussey
Instagram
Facebook
My Photography Site -
Nice!
Do you deliver?Philly - Kansas City - Houston - Cincinnati - Dallas - Houston - Memphis - Austin - Chicago - Austin
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I spent the better part of the day with a bunch of 10 yr olds. They only say a$$hole when no adults are around. So yep, first time today. Back to work tomorrow so I'm sure I'll hear it early.
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dmchicago said:Nice!
Do you deliver?------------------------------
Thomasville, NC
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Looks good my friend. Nice write up too.
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Great cook and pictorial! we par nuke the broccoli and onion, separately, before stir fry.canuckland
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theyolksonyou said:I spent the better part of the day with a bunch of 10 yr olds. They only say a$$hole when no adults are around. So yep, first time today. Back to work tomorrow so I'm sure I'll hear it early.Large BGE and Medium BGE
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tarheelmatt said:
Well, I'll have to call on you if anyone calls me out someday if the food tastes worth a damn.Will vouch for you Matt any day.Ellijay GA with a Medium & MiniMax
Well, I married me a wife, she's been trouble all my life,
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Appreciate the kind words everyone!
Have a wonderful day.------------------------------
Thomasville, NC
My YouTube Channel - The Hungry Hussey
Instagram
Facebook
My Photography Site -
Looks wonderful and may give that a shot. I was looking through the list of ingredients to see if I have everything as I am not real familiar with some Asian ingredients. I do not know what "Symbal" is, nor could I find it with a quick search. What is it and is it important or is there a substitute? Thanks.South SLO County
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SoCalWJS said:Looks wonderful and may give that a shot. I was looking through the list of ingredients to see if I have everything as I am not real familiar with some Asian ingredients. I do not know what "Symbal" is, nor could I find it with a quick search. What is it and is it important or is there a substitute? Thanks.
My apologies, I spelled that incorrectly. It's Sambal Oelek. Stuff is the chronic!
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Thomasville, NC
My YouTube Channel - The Hungry Hussey
Instagram
Facebook
My Photography Site -
That looks great! Nice pics and excellent write-up.
Large BGE - Medium BGE - Too many accessories to name
Antioch, TN
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tarheelmatt said:SoCalWJS said:Looks wonderful and may give that a shot. I was looking through the list of ingredients to see if I have everything as I am not real familiar with some Asian ingredients. I do not know what "Symbal" is, nor could I find it with a quick search. What is it and is it important or is there a substitute? Thanks.
My apologies, I spelled that incorrectly. It's Sambal Oelek. Stuff is the chronic!
Thanks.South SLO County -
SoCalWJS said:tarheelmatt said:SoCalWJS said:Looks wonderful and may give that a shot. I was looking through the list of ingredients to see if I have everything as I am not real familiar with some Asian ingredients. I do not know what "Symbal" is, nor could I find it with a quick search. What is it and is it important or is there a substitute? Thanks.
My apologies, I spelled that incorrectly. It's Sambal Oelek. Stuff is the chronic!
Thanks.------------------------------
Thomasville, NC
My YouTube Channel - The Hungry Hussey
Instagram
Facebook
My Photography Site -
Sambal olek HAS garlic in it.
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Aviator said:Sambal olek HAS garlic in it.
Either way, know what you're putting in is what I'm saying.
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Thomasville, NC
My YouTube Channel - The Hungry Hussey
Instagram
Facebook
My Photography Site -
tarheelmatt said:SoCalWJS said:tarheelmatt said:SoCalWJS said:Looks wonderful and may give that a shot. I was looking through the list of ingredients to see if I have everything as I am not real familiar with some Asian ingredients. I do not know what "Symbal" is, nor could I find it with a quick search. What is it and is it important or is there a substitute? Thanks.
My apologies, I spelled that incorrectly. It's Sambal Oelek. Stuff is the chronic!
Thanks.South SLO County
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