LEE KUM KEE CHICKEN MARINADE RECIPES

Steps:

• Cut the chicken by slicing diagonally. Then, gather the clumps of chicken together, and chop the pieces into even smaller pieces. Gather, flip the clump of chicken, and repeat.
• Place your newly minced chicken in a bowl, and add cornstarch, oyster sauce, and water. Using your hands and a bit of strength, mix and massage the chicken around until the marinade is fully absorbed. Let the marinade sit for about 5 minutes.
• Pour the water out of the tofu package, and chop the tofu into cubes.
• Mince garlic cloves, chili peppers, and green onion.
• In a bowl, mix together cornstarch and water until you have an even consistency.
• Set your stove to its highest setting, and wait a few minutes for your pan or wok to heat up. Once it's hot enough, add oil, garlic cloves, and chilies. Stir the garlic and chilies around for 20 to 30 seconds.
• Add bean sauce to the wok, stirring it around with the chicken for about 1 minute.
• Add the tofu to the wok, gently stir it around, and cover the wok with a lid. Let it sit for about 3 minutes, when the wok starts to boil.
• Slowly pour the cornstarch mix into the wok, gently stirring the wok around as you go. Be careful not to break the tofu in the process. Next, add sesame oil. Gently stir the wok around to mix the sesame oil in.
• We're done! You're almost ready to eat your delicious creation. If you're plating the dish, the only caveat is to pour the tofu directly into a bowl or plate WITHOUT using a spatula. This helps keep the tofu intact.

Steps:

• Having grown up with bok choy, my parents are masters at keeping it fresh. They usually buy bok choy in bulk (5-6 pounds at a time), so they have a bunch of tips for maximizing freshness.
• To prepare our pork chops, we'll first need to trim away the fatty edges.
• You'll need to wash the baby bok choy thoroughly:
• The stalks of bok choy are all inherently different sizes, so we'll want to make two cuts for the bigger stalks:
• Set your stove to high heat. In a pot, we'll bring water and chicken broth to a boil.
• Once the pot has come to a boil, we'll throw in our bok choy, starting with the stems/roots. These are thicker and take longer to cook.
• Once the bok choy has returned to a boil, add the pork slices a few at a time, making sure to separate them from one another. We can also add chicken bouillon (optional).
• After you’ve cooked it, we can keep the bok choy in the soup and eat it as is.