Broad beans in chicken sauce is a fresh and delicious traditional Chinese home dish.
Tender green broad beans are simmered in rich savory chicken broth, tasting soft, fresh and full of meaty aroma.
It is light and tasty, easy to cook and ideal for daily family meals.
Ingredients
Main Ingredients
350g fresh tender broad beans
Auxiliary Ingredients
2 slices ginger2 stalks scallionsA little wolfberry (for decoration)
Seasonings
2 tablespoons pure chicken sauce1 teaspoon light soy sauceA pinch of saltHalf teaspoon white sugarA little chicken essenceCooking oilModerate clear water
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Process fresh broad beansPeel off the outer hard shell of broad beans, take out the bean kernels, and remove the thin white skin on the surface. Rinse them clean and drain the water for later use.
- Blanch beans to remove raw tasteBoil clean water in a pot, add a little salt and cooking oil. Put broad beans into boiling water and blanch for 1 minute. Take out and drain to keep bright green color.
- Sauté aromaticsHeat a little cooking oil in a wok over low heat. Add ginger slices and scallion segments, stir-fry gently until fragrant, then take out the ginger and scallions.
- Simmer broad beansPut blanched broad beans into the wok, stir fry slightly. Pour in an appropriate amount of clear water, add chicken sauce, light soy sauce and white sugar.
- Slow cook for flavorTurn to medium heat, cover the pot and simmer for 5-7 minutes until the broad beans become soft and fully absorb the chicken sauce flavor.
- Adjust taste and thickenAdd a little salt and chicken essence to adjust the taste. Turn up the heat slightly to collect the remaining soup, make the sauce wrap evenly on the surface of broad beans.
- Finish and serveSprinkle with wolfberries and chopped scallions, stir evenly and turn off the heat. Transfer to a plate and serve hot.
Cooking Tips
- Choose tender young broad beans for better soft and waxy taste.
- Blanching with oil and salt can prevent broad beans from turning yellow.
- Chicken sauce has strong saltiness, reduce extra salt properly.
- Do not simmer too long to avoid the beans getting mushy.
- This dish highlights fresh original flavor, no heavy condiments are needed.
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