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This isnt your average stir fried chicken dish. The recipe from Cecilia Chiangs The Seventh Daughter requires time and patience, two attributes I dont usually look for in recipes for this column. The chicken needs to be sliced very thin, marinated in egg whites for about an hour, poached in low-temperature oil until they are just white, and only then is it stir fried with the sauce. The finicky procedure takes slightly longer than I usually have time for on a weeknight, but results in some of the most remarkably tender and delicate chicken Ive ever had. So this is what all those take-out Chinese joints are aiming for. Why is there asparagus here? Well, I originally wanted to try a different recipe before I had stumbled on this one. I liked the idea adding color and crunch to each bite. So even though its probably not too traditional, I decided to add it in. Instead of messing with steaming or boiling, I decided to take a page from Barbara Kafka and microwave them. Dont knock it until youve tried it! Like everything I tried for this recipe, it was an unexpected success.
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Title: | Dinner Tonight: Velvet Chicken with Asparagus Recipe |
Descrition: | This isn't your average stir fried chicken dish. The finicky procedure takes slightly longer than I usually have time for on a weeknight, but results in some of the most remarkably tender and delicate chicken I've ever had. So this is what all those take-out Chinese joints are aiming for. |
Dinner Tonight: Velvet Chicken with Asparagus
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Dinner Tonight: Velvet Chicken with Asparagus Recipe
This isn't your average stir fried chicken dish. The finicky procedure takes slightly longer than I usually have time for on a weeknight, but results in some of the most remarkably tender and delicate chicken I've ever had. So this is what all those take-out Chinese joints are aiming for.