CHINESE CHEFS Cook SWEET and SOUR Chicken (Modern version) Mum and Son professional chefs
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 Published On Premiered Apr 3, 2024

Today we have a recipe for sweet and sour chicken Hong Kong style, if you’ve never heard of this before is basically battered chicken, that’s deep fried until piping hot in the middle and crispy on the outside, then placed into a sweet and sour sauce cooked typically with onions, peppers, carrots and pineapple, in the top 10 most ordered in a takeaway or takeout in our experience, personally I prefer it with pork, for me it just works better, but again that’s just preference. We have done a version of this recipe before, but its more of the old school variation, if you’d like to watch it, here it is.    • Ziangs: Sweet and Sour Chicken Hong K...  

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00:00 Introduction
00:44 Vegetable preparation
02:44 Chicken perparation
03:15 Dry batter mix
06:59 Deep frying the chicken
07:57 Our cookbooks
08:23 Making the sauce
10:22 Outro and useful tips

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