Chicken
Airfried Garlic Chicken Chop with Worcestershire Sauce
If you ask me what cooks best in the airfryer, I would say chicken, hands-down. Chicken thigh, wings, those with a little bit of skin cooks really well in my Philips Airfryer. The result is always moist and crispy, and even if you don’t eat chicken skin, cook with it. Leave the skin on as you broil, grill, bake, airfry or pan-fry it, and remove it later on the serving plate. The skin gives a bit of fat (a little won’t kill you) and helps retain the shape and size of the piece of chicken so they don’t shrink like madness. Airfried Garlic Chicken Chop with Worcestershire Sauce (budgetpantry.com) Serves:…
Chinese Stir Fry: Celery Garlic Chicken in Shaoxing Wine
Celery isn’t exactly my choice vegetable because I don’t like the feeling of chewing on them as it prolongs the taste of celery in your mouth, which to me, isn’t very pleasant. The irony is, I love celery juice, the more potent the better. I’m a bit weird like that, but it really does make sense: my problem is with chewing celery, not tasting it. I’m hard to understand, most times. Go figure. Although I don’t like eating it, I really do love cooking celery in a quick stir-fry with a sprinkle of sugar. I once read somewhere that adding sugar to a celery stir-fry enhances the dish, but I don’t…
