
Health benefits
Chicken legs: maintain healthy skin and mucous membranes
White sugar: low in protein
Pepper: enrich blood, protect teeth, protect bones
Ingredients
Chicken legs ( one ) | Cooking wine ( Two spoons ) |
Chili noodles ( Three spoons ) | Sichuan pepper noodles ( Two spoons ) |
Cooked sesame seeds ( appropriate amount ) | Light soy sauce ( Two spoonfuls ) |
Vinegar ( Three spoons ) | Salt ( Two spoons ) |
White sugar ( a spoonful ) | Pepper ( a little ) |
Ginger, onion and garlic ( appropriate amount ) | Geranium leaves ( Three pieces ) | Peanuts (appropriate amount ) | Panthoxylum bungeanum (appropriate amount) |
Cilantro ( A little ) |
Spicy saliva chicken How to make

1.Finished product picture

2. Wash the chicken legs, put them in the pot with cold water, add the peppercorns, ginger slices, green onions and bay leaves.Cook the cooking wine for eight to ten minutes.

3. After cooking, turn off the heat and simmer for about fifteen minutes.Use chopsticks to insert the most chicken thigh meat It would be fine if there was no blood or water.

4. Remove and soak in prepared ice water to cool thoroughly.

5. Prepare onion, ginger, garlic paste and coriander.

6.Put ginger and garlic powder, Sichuan pepper powder, cooked sesame seeds and chili powder in the mixing bowl.

7. Pour in hot oil.

8.Put in light soy sauce, vinegar, sugar, salt, and pepper.

9. Add chopped green onion and mix well.

10. Cut the chicken legs into pieces and pour the prepared sauce on them.

11.Sprinkle chopped peanuts and soak for a few minutes to absorb the flavor.

12.The spicy and tempting saliva chicken is ready.
Tips
The cooking time of the chicken is adjusted according to the size of the chicken.It must be simmered for a while and ice water must be prepared in advance.The cooked chicken should be immediately put into cold water, preferably ice water, to quench.This way the skin is fine, tight and smooth, yet crispy and not easy to fall apart.
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