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Food Wishes Recipes – Chicken Stir-Fry Recipe – Kung Wow Chicken – Easy Kung Pao Chicken for Beginners

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  1. Maryam Mahmood

    What if I don’t wana use wine , what’s the substitute 

  2. Bee Alii

    Hi can you please do a vid on malaysian chicken curry 

  3. Alan Gorrie

    whats wrong john? you dont sound as happy as usual 🙁 x

  4. thorner.

    My go-to for stir fry. I tweak the sauce each time depending if I want it
    more spicy or sweet.

  5. aadmike27

    Actually, ketchup started in china in 300 BC where it was a fermented fish
    sauce. It moved to indonesia then eventually to the british who thoroughly
    enjoyed its salty flavor. The british, who were attempting to recreate the
    stuff back at home, eventually used tomatos as a base, where we now get
    Tomato Ketchup

  6. fatcat sneezing

    triangle veges = illamanati cuntfirmde

  7. Faridah Khatun

    This mans amazing 

  8. Giselle Arellano

    mum’s gonna be proud. Competition in the kitchen very soon >:D

  9. Dmo Sda

    yummy delicious

  10. Tim Cheong

    Traditionally, corn starch goes after you turn off the fire, its is way to
    easy to make the sauce too thick when the heat is on. But then you are
    using a frying pan, so it is prolly ok.

    The difference with using the wok, is that the heat is being retain much
    better and evenly, so you actually get a better caramelization. So if you
    are using a wok, mostly likely you will want to do corn starch after fire
    is off.

    Anyways, love your cooking!

  11. Cassie Wildman

    haha you had some Dr Seuss rhyming going on there

  12. Seramics

    Rock the wok! Im subscribed!

  13. rockshot100

    I use an iron skillet and a chicken fryer OUTSIDE because for this to work
    right, It HAS to be VERY HOT and will smoke up your kitchen. And on this
    subject, (Chinese) brown rice is actually better for fried rice, just make
    it a day in advance.