【Liaoning】Braised chestnut chicken wings
Overview
Years ago, her aunt sent her small chestnuts that she and her uncle had picked up in the mountains. They had already been shelled and peeled. Although they didn't look as good-looking as those sold in the market, they tasted sweet, glutinous and very delicious. The small oil chestnuts from the Northeast are very delicious, and the wild ones in the mountains are even more nutritious. During the Spring Festival holiday, I used it to make braised chestnut chicken wings. I originally wanted to use chicken nuggets, but the supermarket doesn't cut them up, and it's troublesome to prepare them at home. So I decided to buy medium wings, which taste delicious and are easier to cook. Chestnuts and chicken wings are a perfect match, with high nutritional value. The sweetness of chestnuts and the fatness of chicken wings complement each other. After frying together, the chestnut kernels change from hard to soft and glutinous, fully absorbing the flavor of the soup and chicken wings. It can be paired with rice and wine. Even on a day like the Spring Festival when you are numb to eating, it will still whet your appetite.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Soak the chicken wings in bleeding water, wash them, drain them, dry them, and make two cuts on the chicken wings with a knife.
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Put it into a container and add appropriate amount of salt, sugar and mirin.
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Mix well and marinate for about half an hour.
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Put a little oil in the wok, when the oil temperature rises, add the chestnut kernels, stir-fry over low heat until the chestnut kernels become cooked, remove and set aside.
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Put a little oil in the wok, when the oil temperature rises, add the chicken wings with the skin side facing forward, fry over medium-low heat until brown, then turn over and fry again.
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Fry until both sides are brown, add scallions and ginger slices, and stir-fry until fragrant.
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Add chestnut kernels and stir well.
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Add hot stir-fried fresh dew or light soy sauce.
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Add appropriate amount of sugar and salt.
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Add boiling water and bay leaves, cover and cook for about 10 minutes.
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Add the wolfberry and continue cooking for about 5 minutes until the chicken wings are cooked.
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Pick out the green onions, ginger and bay leaves, reduce the heat to a thicker soup, and serve.