I’m a conservative in the
kitchen. Not all the time, but most of it. I experiment for sure, just not
every day. This recipe I’m about to show you how to make was one of my proudest
achievement when I first started cooking seriously. But later on, I was disappointed
because as it turns out, I’m not the first one to come up with the idea. (BOOOO)
Oh well, better to find out by
myself than from somebody else right?
Anyway, the recipe is HONEY
MUSTARD CHICKEN.
If I recall the history of coming up with the recipe correctly, I was dead
bored of my cooking at the time. I was cooking Chicken on my stove, and looked
beside me to find Honey. So I immediately opened up my fridge and found a
yellow container of Mustard on it. So I picked it up, mixed it with the honey,
and VOILA. Magic.
This recipe is actually savory
and sweet at the same time. But there’s no denying that you can actually
stretch the recipe to your liking.
There’s no limit to the type of
Protein you’re going to use too! But I prefer Chicken because it is a lot more
succulent than Beef, and it meld with Honey and Mustard perfectly.
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For 2 Servings you will need
200 grams of Chicken Thigh fillet. For health conscious crowd, you
can substitute with Breast meat. Caution though, they tend to dry out (unless
you brine it). And when they do, it doesn’t taste good with the H&M sauce.
4 tbsp of Cornstarch
2.5 tbsp of Honey
1 tbsp of Mustard. Experiment with the types of Mustard you have. I
like to use Whole Grain mustard. Regular yellow mustard will work as well.
2 Cloves of Garlic. Grated/Minced finely
Salt to taste
Pepper to taste
2 tsp of Paprika Powder
Oil for frying.
(optional) Coriander leaves, chopped finely.
(optional) Sesame Seeds
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Ready? Here We Go!
Step 1 – Clean your chicken
and cut it into bite size pieces (if you haven’t done so). About 2 cm x 2 cm.
Pat it dry with kitchen towel, set it aside.
Step 2 – Meanwhile, mix Honey,
Mustard, Paprika Powder, Salt and Pepper
in a small bowl. Set it aside
Honey |
Mustard |
Salt |
Pepper |
Paprika |
Mix! |
Step 3 – Mix your Cornstarch with Salt, Pepper, and Paprika, and give it a mix. Then dredge the chicken piece in it
A bit of salt |
And Pepper |
As always, MIX |
Mix again |
Coated! |
Step 4 – Get a non-stick pan, give it a light splash of oil. Let it
heat up on Medium high heat. Once the pan is scorching hot, add the chicken. If
your pan can’t cook everything at once, do it in batches. Cook them for about
1,5-2 minutes (or until pale white and crispy) on each side. Set it aside.
Step 5 – Heat another pan on medium heat. Put the garlic in, and
stir quickly to avoid burning it. Once it smells good, put the chicken in
first, and then the sauce mix. Turn the heat to low, and let the sauce
caramelizes beautifully! Just before serving, turn off the stove, and sprinkle
the Coriander leaves (purely
optional). Once the sauce is nice and sticky, plate it.
This here is Garlic and Oil |
The chicken goes in |
Sauce tossed in! |
Finishing touch! |
kak itu kalo diganti daging sapi perlu penyesuaian resep nggak? **daging kurban masih sisa hihi** thx
ReplyDeleteHi Petra! Secara umum sih bisa langsung. Tapi berhubung setiap potongan daging sapi itu beda karakteristiknya, kalau kamu punya potongan Has Dalam (Tenderloin) atau Has Luar (Sirloin), gw saranin mending dagingnya di potong dadu, tumis sebentar di api besar sampai 1/2 atau 3/4 matang, trus di campur sausnya. Kalau pengen coba (dan ini seru juga), dagingnya dipukul sampai tipis, tepungin kayak di resep ini, goreng sampai renyah, baru deh campur sausnya. Selamat mencoba!
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