![]() ![]() I used regular white mushrooms, but shiitake mushrooms, or cremini mushrooms would be great too. ![]() ![]() Mushrooms – Use your preference, quartered.Feel free to sub with your favorite veggies. Bell Peppers – I used some red bell peppers, also julienned to bulk up the veggies in this stir fry.You can really taste the ginger in this dish, so feel free to reduce the amount if you’re not a fan of ginger. Garlic And Ginger – You’ll want some fresh garlic, sliced.Onion – You’ll want to slice the onion, not chop it.Oyster Sauce – This will add an earthy, slightly sweet and a bit salty taste to our sauce.Brown Sugar – A bit of brown sugar to add a bit of sweetness to the sauce and help in caramelization.If you don’t find dark soy sauce, just add a bit more soy sauce. I like to add dark soy sauce to darken the stir fry a bit, so it’s mostly for color. Soy Sauce – I used both, low sodium soy sauce and dark soy sauce.Rice Vinegar – A bit of rice vinegar to balance out all the flavors.Sesame Oil – I love using toasted sesame oil for some extra toasty flavor, but use what you have.Soy Sauce – I always opt for a low sodium soy sauce.A great substitute would be dry sherry or mirin which is a Japanese sweet cooking wine. Shaoxing Wine – This is a Chinese rice wine that’s used a lot in Chinese cooking.This is used not only to help thicken our stir-fry sauce, but it also helps the chicken brown easier on the outside and stay juicy on the inside. Cornstarch – A little bit to coat the chicken.This chicken will literally melt in your mouth. Baking Soda This is my secret ingredient here, and it’s added to tenderize the chicken.You can also use boneless skinless chicken thighs. You can also place it in the freezer for about 20 minutes to firm it up a bit before slicing. It helps if the chicken is still a bit frozen to thinly slice it. Chicken – I used thinly sliced boneless skinless chicken breasts here.This stir fry is full of tender, tasty chicken pieces, lots of stir fry veggies like mushrooms and bell peppers, and they all come together in this homemade sweet and savory stir fry sauce that ties everything together beautifully. Once everything is prepped and ready to go, the cooking part is quick and easy. The hardest part about this recipe, literally is getting all your ingredients ready first and that is my biggest tip to you. I love this chicken stir fry so much because it really can be ready on your dinner table in just 20 minutes. Other Easy Stir Fry Recipes You Might Like.What Other Vegetables Can I Add To My Stir Fry?.Why Is Baking Soda Added To The Chicken?.Why We Love This Chicken Stir Fry Recipe. ![]()
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