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Firebird with chili noodles? Chicken on fire? Spicy chicken stir fry? Hot chicken?
Pick one, but I think firebird is the best name for this dish. Drowsed in chili oil, served over chili/garlic noodles, this dish is neither subtle nor understated. It will require a certain immunity from burning heat. However, after a few mouthfuls, the burning sensation will make space for a enlightening flavor high and you will have to make yourself slow down eating because you can’t wait for the next bite 🙂
Bon Appetit ! Life is Good !
Notes:
– Most folks would use skin less chicken breast for this dish. I personally prefer the legs, I feel it gives me a better texture. I remove the skin and cut it to the same size as the meat and cook it together making sure the skin renders and get’s crispy.
– The noodles will make a perfect snack if served by them self. In that case, you want to add a bit more soy sauce.
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- mix pieces of chicken, onion, water and corn starch
- season with salt, garlic paste and chili oil
- cut cabbage, red peppers and scallions
- mix water, oyster sauce and soy sauce for sauce
- soak rice noodles in boiling water
- mix chili oil, soy sauce, salt and garlic paste for noodles
- when noodles are soft, strain and rinse
- toss noodles with chili/soy/garlic mixture
- saute chicken in peanut oil
- add cabbage and peppers, reserve
- add sauce mixture to pan, simmer one minute
- return chicken and vegetables to pan, stir to coat with sauce
- plate noodles, sprinkle with black sesame seeds
- Chili / Garlic / Sesame Noodles
- top with firebird
- Firebird
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- Firebird
- Firebird
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Oh, Chef, you always make me so hungry for more and more.
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