During our stay in the US, we tried our bit in
experiencing most of the cuisines that were up for grabs. During one of these
expeditions I happened to savour this next American Chinese dish & I was
totally bowled over. Thus began my tryst in cooking up this next dish & I must
say this one is definitely mouth-watering (I can vouch for the original one).
The last thing one would expect to mix with their chicken is an orange, but
this tangy dish is one of those out of the box cuisines!!!
Ingredients
2 tbsp.
minced garlic
4 spring
onions sliced
1 cup
tomato sauce
½ cup
water
¼ cup
granulated sugar
2 tbsp.
chilli garlic sauce
1 tbsp.
soya sauce
½ cup veg
oil
4 chicken
breast fillets
2 eggs
beaten
1 cup milk
I cup
flour plus extra if required
Peel from
¼ orange, julienne strips
Prepare sauce by heating 1 tbsp. oil. Add minced garlic
and spring onions and stir.
Add tomato sauce and water before garlic burns. Add sugar,
chilli garlic sauce and soy sauce. Bring this to a boil. Simmer for 5-6 minutes
until the sauce thickens.
In a pan, heat ½ cup of oil. Slice chicken into bite size
pieces. Combine egg and milk.
Coat the chicken in the flour and dip it in the egg
mixture and again coat well in the flour.
Add half of the chicken to the oil and fry until golden
brown on both sides. Remove and drain on a paper towel.
Rinse off the oil from the pan and heat it. Add chicken
and orange pieces and sauté for 20- 30 seconds.
Add sauce to the pan and cook for about 2 minutes. ( I
added 3 tbsp of orange juice at this stage… I love orange!!!)
Garnish with spring onions and serve it with brown rice!!!!!!
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