Today I am sharing Sliced Chicken with Chicken Livers and Ham is one of the top ten famous Cantonese dishes.
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Sliced Chicken with Chicken Livers and Ham Recipe
step 1
Clean the chicken, don’t cut the chicken, if you like to eat it, you can keep it
Step 2
Sprinkle about 2 grams of salt on the chicken body and belly.
Step 3
Cut ginger into slices
Step 4
Take half of the ginger slices and stuff it into the chicken stomach, it can remove the fishy smell very well
Step 5
Fill a large pot of water, throw the remaining ginger slices into the pot and bring to a boil, add 2 tablespoons of salt after the water boils, about 4 grams
Step 6
Put the chicken into the pot, turn to medium heat to soak, lift the chicken out for about 5 minutes, pour out the soup from the chicken belly so that the temperature inside and outside of the chicken is about the same, then put the chicken back into the pot and cook for 10 minutes ( 15 minutes in total)
Step 7
Clean cutting boards and kitchen knives and sterilize them with boiling water
Step 8
Fill a pot of water with a large bowl of ice cubes
Step 9
Soak the chicken in ice water for about 2-3 minutes (the chicken soaked in ice water will become firm and the chicken skin will be crispy)
Step 10
Put the ham in the chicken soup and cook for about 2 minutes
Step 11
Deboning the chicken, starting from the chicken breast.
Step 12
After the chicken is cooked, cut it into evenly sized pieces. I cut larger pieces here, because I just eat it myself, so I don’t have to pay much attention to it.
Step 13
Cut the ham into thin slices, the size and height are about the same as chicken nuggets
Step 14
The next step is to set the plate, a piece of chicken and a piece of ham until it is full (I haven’t used up one chicken, and there is still a small half left)
Step 15
Clean the cabbage and simply cut off the leaves
Step 16
Put the cabbage in the chicken soup and blanch it for a minute or so
Step 17
Steam the chicken for about 2 minutes before the chicken is out of the table (you can also not heat it, because it is all cooked)
Step 18
Don’t dump the soup on the plate
Step 19
Then put the cabbage on the plate.
Step 20
Adjust thickening sauce: 1 spoon of starch + 1 spoon of chicken essence + about 100 ml of chicken soup, stir well
Step 21
Heat oil in a pan, pour in the prepared thickening sauce
Step 22
Add about 2 grams of rice wine and bring to a boil
Step 23
Pour the thickening sauce into the chicken pieces and choy sum and it’s done
Step 24
Finished product
Tips for Sliced Chicken with Chicken Livers and Ham
Reminder: The time for soaking the chicken is controlled at about 15 minutes. This time, the chicken is just cooked through. If the time is too long, it will affect the tenderness and tenderness of the chicken.
