SUPER SIMPLE SWEET SPICY CHICKEN RECIPE
Happy Monday, Hive everywhere!
How do you deal with Monday? Are you like the average person who really hates Mondays for various reasons?
Or is Monday for you just like any other day and you feel your Monday is flat and less exciting? I belong to the group of people who feel Monday is still like a normal day.
How about Monday lovers? are you really lucky today? What are you cooking today?
Today I cook my own favorite dish. Actually, almost all of my family likes chicken dishes with various processed recipes; chicken stew, green chili chicken, fried chicken, chicken curry, chicken satai (OMG! chicken satay is my number one favourite), geprek chicken, and my sister's favorite chicken dish is Swike Ayam.
fyi; This swike is a processed dish with a characteristic taste of fermented soybeans or we call it tauco. For those who are not familiar with tauco, it may feel strange and not suitable on the tongue. But, for those of us who already know this menu, tauco is very delicious. a little extra, this swike actually contains frog meat. Yep! field frog.
But, this time, I don't want to share the chicken tauco recipe. I want to share a super simple recipe of sweet spicy chicken. My two nephews are cock addicts. They really like chicken and vegetables. The processed chicken dish that my nephew likes the most is the chicken curry. But because at that time I already shared with you about the curry chicken recipe, today I will change the menu with sweet spicy chicken which my niece likes.
ingredients
- one chicken, cut into ten parts
- onion
- garlic
- cayenne pepper
- red chili
- candle nut
- turmeric
- galangal
- ginger
- lemongrass
- lime leaves
- pepper powder
- coriander
- salt
- vegetable oil
- sweet soy sauce
- water
- bay leaves
tools
- pan
- spatula
step by step
wash all ingredients
boil chicken with bay leaves, galangal, ginger and lime leaves, and lemongrass so it doesn't smell fishy. Boil for 10 min. Lift then drain.
Puree the onion, garlic, cayenne pepper, red chili, candlenut, coriander, and turmeric.
heat the oil. add the ground spices. cook until fragrant.
Put the chicken into the spices. Add water as needed. cover until cooked and absorbed.
add salt, pepper powder, and soy sauce.
cook about fifteen minutes, tasting to make sure it tastes just right. When the water is dry, remove the chicken and serve.
easy isn't it?
This sweet and spicy chicken is very liked by my nephew, as well as me and other family members.
All photos were taken by me with oppo reno 5f and edited with collage maker app
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Wow, that is one very delicious-looking dish. I will give it a try.
Yeahh, indeed. :-P
You have to try it. Thankyou for stoping by
You're welcome (^_^)
Looking great because rich flavor, herbs and spicy :)
Thank you for the appreciation, @anggreklestari . Spicy dishes have always been a favorite of Indonesians.
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