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    Jules's Blurb: Sweet and Sour for me please!  This is traditional Sweet and Sour Chicken, Thai food at it's best, a great recipe with a delicious sweet and sour sauce!
Sweet and Sour Chicken Recipe
 
    In typical Thai descriptive style it's not really sour at all, the only sour comes from the tomatoes.  Its a lovely delicate mix of contrasting flavours, the pungent chilli (you can even leave them out) tempered with cucumber, chicken and chicken liver, peppers and onions, salty fish sauce, tangy oyster sauce and sweet pineapple contrasting with the garlic which all adds up to one of the most mouth watering Thai sweet and sour chicken recipes you will ever have cooked
 
    In Khwanjai's Thai cooking classes she shares lots of tips for creating mouth watering dishes to please all the family and this video tutorial is no different, packed with great tips and advice to improve your results, sign up now for Khwanjai's Thai cooking classes  and your Trial Thai Banquet Course   


Sweet and Sour Chicken Recipe

(Pat Briao Waan Gai)

How to make Sweet and Sour Chicken

Ingredients:

Serves 2
150g Chicken
150g Chicken liver
Sweet and Sour Pork Recipe Ingredients
1/3 Cup cucumber
1/3 Medium sized onion
1 Tomato
2 Thai chillies
1/3 Cup pineapple chunks
1/3 Cup Sweet Peppers (mixed colours)
1/3 Cup Spring onions
2 Cloves garlic
2tbs Fish sauce
2tbs Oyster sauce
1ts Cornflour
2ts Sugar
2tbs Oil
Water as required   (start with half a cup)



Preparation:

Cut the Chicken and Liver into small slices or ribbons

Wash spring onions and cut into small logs (scallions)

Crush and chop garlic cloves

Slice chillies (remove seeds and pith for less spicy)

Skin and cut the cucumber into half slices, slice onion, quarter and half the tomato
 
Cut fresh pineapple into chunks

Prepare bell peppers into similar sized pieces (capsicums)

Mix Cornflour with some water (milky mix)



Cooking:

Put oil in the wok and bring to medium/high heat, add the garlic and stir (10 - 15 seconds) It should sizzle as soon as you put it in

Add Chicken and Liver, wait until almost cooked and add a little water, see video

Add vegetables stirring constantly for about 2 minutes (not scallions/spring onions yet)

Add fish sauce, oyster sauce, sugar, stirring for another 1 - 2 minutes
 
Now add a couple of teaspoons of the cornflour mix, stir well until gravy forms and finally the spring onions
 
Stir fry it all together about 4 - 5 stirs (that's all) and you're done!

You just discovered.... How to Make Sweet and Sour Chicken



 

Serving Suggestion:

    This traditional Sweet and Sour Chicken Recipe should be served with hot jasmine rice
 
    Because this is not particularly spicy, a great accompaniment would be something spicy like our Thai Prawn Spicy and Sour Soup Recipe with Lemon grass (Tom Yam Goong).  As I mention in the video goes Great with any curry so here's a couple of suggestions;  try our Chicken Green Curry Recipe or our Penang Beef Curry Recipe.  If spicy is not your thing, try our BBQ Spare Ribs Recipe (Kar Dook Moo Tod Gra Tiem), they're finger licking fun for everyone.
 
    There's a great dining tip in the public video at our ThaiFood-TV video blog, where  Jules is eating the very similar Sweet and Sour Pork along with Barbecue Pork Spare Ribs
 

 

For the Best Results:

Sweet and Sour Chicken Recipe Video

    Lots of tips in the video, the recipe and photo's only give you about 5% of the information available in the video.  In fact the only thing the video can't show you is the smell & taste, but hey?  If you actually cook it your self, you will get the smell and taste also.... Doh!!


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