Combine all and let stand overnight, or until palm sugar is dissolved completely.
2
Combine chicken and marinade, marinate 4-6 hours.
3
Pick up instructions for eaties and combining it all and finish.
4
Heat wok over high heat. Add the 2 tablespoons of peanut oil, (if you’re going for heat, break one dried chili up in the oil. Ventilation on!) when hot add drained marinated chicken. Stir fry 3-4 minutes while stirring, edges should begin to brown. Remove to bowl and set aside.
5
Add Eaties peanut oil and wok the temp back up. Stir in onion, stir fry a couple minutes, then garlic, ginger, and crushed chilis. Finally the ground Sichuan peppercorns and stir fry for 1 minute, do not burn garlic. Next add bell pepper, stir fry a couple minutes then add water chestnuts and let heat.
6
Whisk your sauce one more time like your recipe depended on it. Add sauce to wok and let come to a simmer. In the back of your memory, do you remember that chicken? Yeah, dump it in with juices and let simmer until thickened and heated through.
7
Garnish with roasted peanuts, scallions and last dried chili pepper, crushed on top.
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Combine all and let stand overnight, or until palm sugar is dissolved completely.
2
Combine chicken and marinade, marinate 4-6 hours.
3
Pick up instructions for eaties and combining it all and finish.
4
Heat wok over high heat. Add the 2 tablespoons of peanut oil, (if you’re going for heat, break one dried chili up in the oil. Ventilation on!) when hot add drained marinated chicken. Stir fry 3-4 minutes while stirring, edges should begin to brown. Remove to bowl and set aside.
5
Add Eaties peanut oil and wok the temp back up. Stir in onion, stir fry a couple minutes, then garlic, ginger, and crushed chilis. Finally the ground Sichuan peppercorns and stir fry for 1 minute, do not burn garlic. Next add bell pepper, stir fry a couple minutes then add water chestnuts and let heat.
6
Whisk your sauce one more time like your recipe depended on it. Add sauce to wok and let come to a simmer. In the back of your memory, do you remember that chicken? Yeah, dump it in with juices and let simmer until thickened and heated through.
7
Garnish with roasted peanuts, scallions and last dried chili pepper, crushed on top.
Photo of 7 Pepper Kung Pao Vegetables