Beer Drunken Chicken

Drunken Chicken in Beer
(Quote of the dish: The original taste of Beer is candilious sweet)



Thanks to Sherly for this recipe.


Ingredients:

Chicken Drumsticks 6-8 Pc
Chopped Garlic 4-5 Cloves
Potatoes
Carrot
Mushroom
2 Cans of Beer (Preferred Brand: Casberg)

Steps: 

1. Easy step but very important to note - Marinating the Chicken!
-          Place the drumsticks in a bowl, not too big
-          Pour one can of beer and ensure that the meat is fully submerged.
-          Place it in the fridge and leave it overnight
-          * Beer is not easily absorbed by the meat, so please do not just marinate for a few hours.

2. Choose any Mushroom types – all kinds.
-          I prefer the Chinese’s Xiang Gu, the black mushroom.
-          Boil it in water with a tsp of sugar and ½ tsp of salt and some oyster sauce
-          Drain the water and allow cool

3. Heat up the oil
-          Stir-fry the chopped garlic until slight brown
-          Put the potatoes and carrot, stir fry for 2-3min before adding the mushroom
-          Remove from the wok and put aside.

4. Fry the drumsticks! And the rest (potatoes, carrot and etc).
-          The meat should be much tender now after marinating overnight.
-          Add more oil in the wok cause’ you have some frying business to do
-          Heat up the oil and gently place the drumsticks into the hot wok.
-          Lower to medium heat and start frying. Ensure it is fried evenly, not well-cooked.
-          Remove ¾ of the oil from the wok and add the rest.
-          Some salt and black pepper to enhance the taste.
5. Beer time!

-          Do not use the beer leftover (*important)
-          Open up a new can and slowly add – gently stir while pouring.
-          Use 0.5-1 can of beer.
-          Cook on high heat till it boils, then lower heat and simmer
-          Ready to serve after 30-45 min

Other pictures:



Fresh ingredients!


Stir frying all to get a good mix

Adding the second key role


Ta-da! The sweetness of chicken in beer. Nice.

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