Recipe: Soy Sauce Ginger Chicken
By Misa Chien
Have you been looking for that all-in-one Instant Pot recipe that only takes 20 minutes to make? Then this is it! My mom used to make this for me growing up, and I always looked forward to it. It was the perfect blend of western and Chinese cooking (great for picky eaters as well!), and here, I’ve converted it into an Instant Pot-worthy recipe:
Soy Sauce Ginger Chicken
Ingredients:
2 lbs of chicken
1 lb of shiitake mushrooms
1 tablespoon of cooking oil (I use canola)
Pepper to taste
3 tablespoons of soy sauce (I prefer mushroom soy sauce)
4 tablespoons of oyster sauce
¼ cup of Chinese cooking wine (if you can’t get it, use red wine)
1 cup of water
¼ cup of ginger, sliced
2 teaspoons of sesame oil
3 scallions chopped (for garnish)
Directions:
Set your pressure cooker to “Sauté” mode, and add oil.
Sauté chicken for several minutes on both sides, adding pepper to taste.
Add all other ingredients except for scallions.
Set to pressure cook on “high” for 20 minutes.
Release pressure (be careful!), and then open lid.
Set cooker to “Sauté” again, and stir in chopped scallions.
Serve, and Nom on!
Prep time: 5 mins
Cook time: 20 mins
Total time: 25 mins
Serves 4
Growing up in the kitchen evokes childhood memories for Asian model Misa Chien. Raised in a melting pot household (Chinese/Dutch), food bonded the different generations and cultures in her life. As former co-owner of the Nom Nom Truck, social media and The Great Food Truck Race helped engrave her mark on the culinary map. Now as a mom balancing raising her daughter and running a business has been challenging, yet helped Misa prioritize her time to be more efficient.
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