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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook asian spiced sesame soy chicken (sans the xiao xing) using 29 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Asian Spiced Sesame Soy Chicken (sans the xiao xing):
- Make ready Good for 3 chicken quarters (thigh with leg)
- Get Brine
- Get Water, enough to submerge chicken
- Take 6-7 tablespoon heaps of salt
- Make ready Chicken Rub
- Make ready Salt
- Get Pepper
- Get Dash cinnamon
- Make ready Sauce to cook it in
- Make ready 4 Tbsp Oyster Sauce
- Take 1 Tbsp regular Soy Sauce
- Prepare 1 Tbsp Soy Liquid Seasoning (I use Knorr)
- Get 1 Tbsp Red Wine Vinegar
- Take 1 Tbsp Sesame Oil
- Get 2-3 big pinches of brown sugar
- Get 10 Tbsp water
- Get 2 clove (spice) pieces
- Take 4 cloves garlic, crushed
- Get 2 small-medium onions, sliced
- Prepare 1 dried bay leaf or laurel leaf
- Prepare 1 green chili sliced in middle
- Take To Brown
- Get 2-3 T Cooking oil
- Get Few drops Sesame oil
- Make ready Garnish / Side (optional)
- Make ready 3-4 bunches Pechay
- Get Sprinkle of All Purpose Seasoning powder
- Make ready Dash Salt
- Make ready Dash Sesame Oil
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Steps to make Asian Spiced Sesame Soy Chicken (sans the xiao xing):
- BRINE: Take out frozen chicken and soak it in water. Just enough water to keep all pieces submerged. Sprinkle salt all over on top of the chicken and around it. Set aside until thawed.
- RUB: Check chicken if completely thawed and now soft. Discard brine. Rub chicken with pepper and salt on all sides. Sprinkle a dash of cinnamon on the skin side, set aside.
- SAUCE TO COOK IN: Prepare pot, combine Sauce ingredients and bring to a boil. Add chicken with skin side up. Cover and bring to a boil again then lower heat, cooking for 20 minutes. Then flip all pieces to the other side and simmer another 20 minutes.
- PECHAY: with 10 minutes left on the clock, you can add the washed pechay on top of the chicken to steam, cover and continue cookingthe chicken.
- PECHAY : Turn off heat and transfer pechay on a heated non stick pan (while leaving the chicken in the pot, covered) and add a few drops of sesame oil all around, season with all purpose seasoning powder and dash of salt. Cover a couple minutes then transfer and arrange on a plate.
- Set aside the remaining chicken sauce/drippings in the pot.
- BROWNING: On the same non stick pan, with residue of sesame oil, add some cooking oil (just a couple tablespoons to lightly fry/brown) then fish out the chicken from the pot and skin side down, lightly caramelize it. Flip to the other side if you want both sides browned. Remember, don't over cook to keep the meat juicy.
- Plate the chicken, caramelized side up. Serve with the sauce/drippings on the side, if desired.
The same soup stock is used to cook the white rice later on. At my house, I have on hand at all times: olive oil, canola oil, and sesame oil. Of late I've picked up a pretty good olive oil from Costco. I'm not particular when it come to canola or sesame oil. The cost is comparable to Lee Kum Kee, but Bill likes to use Pearl river because he thinks the flavor is a bit better, but then again that could simply be because this is the brand his parents used for years.
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