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1 Dollar Kung Pao Chicken | But Cheaper



You order delivery Kung Pao chicken for more than 10x the price of this homemade Kung Pao chicken. Don’t worry, I will show you the way.

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Ingredients Needed:

Full Recipe:

Kung Pao Sauce:
-2.5 tablespoons (33g) sugar
-1.5 teaspoon (10g) corn starch
-2 tablespoons (30g) soy sauce
-2 tablespoons (40g) dark soy sauce
-3 tablespoons (53g) Chinese black vinegar
-1/4 (44g) cup chicken stock
-3 tablespoons (36g) water
-2.5 tablespoons Shaoxing wine (31g)

Stir Fry:
-2lbs Chicken thighs, Boneless skinless
-1 teaspoon (4g) corn starch
-pinch of white pepper
-2 tablespoons (36g) soy sauce
-1 tablespoon (10g) Shaoxing wine
-3.5 tablespoons (53g) vegetable oil
-1/4 cup raw peanuts (48g)
-8 dried chilies, more specifically dried Tianjin or chili de arbol
-3/4 bunch green onions cut into 3/4 inch segments
-1-inch knob ginger, minced
-8 cloves garlic, minced and divided
-3/4 teaspoon, ground Sichuan peppercorn (1g) *optional*
additional sliced green onion for garnishing
additional peanuts, crushed for garnishing

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36 Comments

  1. Idk it kinda dishonest that you’re going by price per serving when I still have to buy the whole $6 bottle of shaoxing wine and whatever else. I can’t go to the store and be like “yeah, can I just pay for a tablespoon of it pls”

  2. Fair warning to anyone who makes this: This tastes nothing like Panda Express's kung pao chicken. The ginger and the peppercorns are very strong and dominate the dish with the amounts listed in this video. This can be good or bad depending on what you want but just letting others know

  3. This was great I went all the way except for the Szechuan pep. and ima do it again. Was about $50 to buy all the ingredients needed and now I got them all so it’ll be $10 for the chic next time and that will be the only expense

  4. This was pretty good! I didn't have the dark vinegar so I used Rice vinegar. I also added a table spoon of Lao gan ma Fried Chili in oil. It was great. I also used liquid aminos in place of the Soy Sauce. Thanks

  5. I love the content josh!

    Just be mindful that most people have to buy these ingredients for a single dish and that is not the way to be cheaper.

    Maybe include this on a list of Asian dishes that incorporate similar ingredients that over a week or so with different proteins can make separate dishes?

    Much love cheers

  6. My boyfriend and I made this tonight and it was DELICIOUS. We made the version that didn’t call for any of the optional ingredients and it was seriously so good. Very impressed and can’t wait to keep cooking videos form this series!!

  7. Just came to say as someone who has never cooked Chinese food before, this recipe took 2 tries to perfect. I will admit that getting a wok, bluing and seasoning it is a rather arduous process with a decently high cost of entry, but the end result is absolutely worth it. Some of the best food I have ever produced. Thank you for helping me unlock a new chapter of my life, Uncle Joshua!

  8. This is the first time that i cooked a recipe from the internet / youtube without wasting a lot of money and regretting, to not just have gone to a restaurant instead.

    It tasted better than the kung pao i fell in love with in a restaurant, while costing roughly the same, BUT:

    Since i have a lot of soy sauce etc remaining, i can cook this recipe again for dirt cheap a few times.

    I know my english isnt perfect but im just so glad, that a YouTube recipe worked out for me for once!

    Thanks Joshua!

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