Thursday, November 4, 2010

Quickie Five Spice Chicken with Soya Sauce and Honey Recipe

It has been quite a while since I last fried some chicken for dinner. Actually I wanted to encourage my children to eat healthy meal. Therefore I would normally steam or boil the chicken which is a healthier choice. However, I need to give my kids a little treat once a while. It is rather easy to prepare this quickie five spice chicken. You can deep fry it or just pop the marinated chicken in the oven.

Ingredients
Chicken, ½ bird, cut into small sizes
Five spice powder, ½ teaspoon
Pepper, a dash
Light soya sauce, 2 table spoons
Dark soya sauce, ½ teaspoon
Honey, 2 table spoons
Corn flour, 2 teaspoons
Salt to taste

Marinade chicken with all the ingredients. Heat up wok and pour in some vegetable oil for deep frying the chicken. When the oil is hot, put in the chicken piece by piece to deep fry them. Remove chicken from the wok when the chicken is cooked. Drain away excess oil. Serve while still hot.

15 comments:

  1. Steam or boil is indeed healthy, but normally fry one is tempting, hard to resist....

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  2. oh..my kids would definitely love them!

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  3. tonight son coming back.. so it will be potato chicken again.. hahaha..

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  4. looks interesting, have never tried marinating chicken with 5 spice powder before, its always pork.

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  5. this look good, simple and taste yummy.

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  6. Emm...yummy! I like this as well as my family too!

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  7. I think I would prefer grill over deep fry.:)

    Have a joyful holiday!;)

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  8. Ok...saw a packet of 5-spice powder lying there, dunno waht the old lady has bought it for. Maybe I can try and cook this... Hehehehehehe!!!

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  9. Eh... looks yummy and easy to make... hmm... mebbe gonna try this. :D

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  10. pete...next time u making this call me...i want LOL

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  11. Having home-cooked fried chicken is nice..once in awhile.

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  12. oooh, i actually like this kind of fried chicken without using batter..

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