Sort by time | Sort by thread (beta)

Link to this comment:

Share to:

All Comments (25)

Sign In or Sign Up now to post a comment!
  • oh my, this is not only good food...whats the real angle... explain why i have a hard on?!

  • u always say sashimi oil,lol

  • Marry me!

    

  • Yummi!

  • how long did you steam your chicken? mines always tear a part and it's still raw in the inside? what am i doing wrong?

  • @pakchan Lower-high heat for 20-30 minutes (depends how big is the chicken) should be enough.

  • FanTEAstic recipe! Let us know if you think our Lemon Lift Cooler would be a great compliment to this spicy dish!

  • Looks yummy Kelly =)

  • Are you from Chongqing?

  • @youarefatmia Yes I'm from Chongqing.

  • @cookwithkelly Nice. I'm from Chongqing too.

  • @youarefatmia Cool! Nice to hear someone from Chongqing too. I miss Chongqing and haven't gone back to visit for 4 years now, it must changed so much.

  • @cookwithkelly I'm not in Chongqing either. I'm in the states now. I found your cooking so familiar and authentic. Your cooking is exactly like what I would eat back home. So I thought you must be from Chongqing. I'm from Nan'an District.

  • @youarefatmia I'm from Yuzhongqu District, my family still lives in Jiangbai District now. I always got this 口水雞 at Linjiangmen area, it was so delicious! I came to Canada 10 years ago and now I can't take as much spicy as I used to when I was in Chongqing. However Sichuan cuisine is still my favourite. I'll be featuring more Sichuan cuisine (Chongqing dishes) in my channel.

  • Pretty woman are you chinese?

  • @o6z9o Thanks! Yes I'm Chinese.

  • you are very pretty.. would you marry me so you can cook to me that delicious food? :)

  • too much salt....

  • @xXAbdulBaqiXx That's the correct amount of salt to make this Sichuan chicken

  • @Autofanatic28 you use 1 tsp salt and cooking wine to rub with the chicken when it's just cooked. The cooking wine will balance out the salt and most will still be left on the plate after you are done rubbing. However it's really up to your personal taste and you can add salt as you taste. I believe that measuring takes away from the creative, hands-on process of cooking.

  • Waitwaitwait.. How is it steamed if it's submerged in water? o_o

  • @GetMutedBro This chicken is not steamed. It's boiled and then simmered.

  • hello, very nice, i would love to eat it

  • @GregsKitchen Thanks Greg! It's delicious and very easy to make! I'm glad that you like it.

Loading...
Alert icon
0 / 00Unsaved Playlist Return to active list
    1. Your queue is empty. Add videos to your queue using this button:
      or sign in to load a different list.
    Loading...Loading...Saving...
    • Clear all videos from this list
    • Learn more