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Sichuan Chicken Thighs – Gordon Ramsay

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A quick and simple recipe for sweet and spicy chicken thighs: marinated to make them tender and fried with aromatics for amazing flavour. A cheap, delicious dish.

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18 responses to “Sichuan Chicken Thighs – Gordon Ramsay”

  1. Fred S

    I preface my comment by saying he’s one of my favourite chef along with
    probably Michel Roux Jr., but imo only, that is quite a lot of sichuan
    peppercorns…. it’ll leave your tongue numb like you’ve never been, it’s
    not a bad sensation, it’s just a bit strong if you’ve never experienced
    it… what I have done for this recipe is, fry off the peppercorns first,
    drain the peppercorns but keep the oil and fry the rest of the ingredients
    in the oil… and the recipe stays the same afterwards… it’ll leave you
    with the same aromas and cut down the numbness, but if you’re ok with it,
    nobody’s stopping you… just my opinion

  2. Gordon Ramsay

    Cheap, easy and delicious weekday meal – sweet spicy chicken thighs. 

  3. Danny Yang

    you should really put the ingredients on a list order by order in the
    description box it will be such a great help! :D! 

  4. Thetechgenius

    Damn they look good!!

  5. Art Hennessey

    Made this last night. I have his cookbook so I went off the recipe in
    there. A great bunch of flavors in this dish. I didn’t have the sichuan
    peppercorns so I toasted and then lightly crushed a tsp of black
    peppercorns. Also, the video strangely makes it look like you just “fry” up
    the thighs. However, the recipe actually calls for letting the thighs cook
    in the covered wok or pan for up to 25 minutes under medium heat. They
    came out perfect for me. Notes: I also had some star anise around, so I
    dropped them in the wok to cook with the chicken. And I thought the “pinch”
    of sugar didn’t seem like enough to balance out the dish, so I put a little
    more in there. 

  6. Christopher Bird

    wtf is shouting wine?

  7. 어디가

    damn i could almost see the cells on that chicken

  8. BobisBlog

    Gordon you are just brilliant, I love your dishes and you are my favourite
    cook!

  9. FlayvorOfEvil

    I like to use black rice vinegar.

  10. brackpersian

    You need dried chilli for sichuan chicken. British chef is joke 

  11. Dr.Hasselbank

    Olive oil no good for dish. Chef need sesame oil on pan. Need use dry
    chillies you silly Engrish man.

  12. Daym Drops

    This looks good..I might need to try it out this weekend!

  13. Kevin Decharinte

    Gordan my girl friend thinks you the best she’s dieing for your autograph 

  14. Ian Leggett

    Nice easy recipe Gordon thanks.

  15. momothebored

    errm.. where are the actual dried black szechuan chillis? Also this is
    never served whole. 

  16. KeefsCattys

    Did you say ‘Fermented’? I am a bit scared of fermented things in case my
    cat got hold of the stuff…..Could I substitute for Stilton or Brie ???.
    Lovely chicken though Gordon

  17. FilmNerden

    Not to be that guy, but isn’t it Szechuan?

  18. Aaron Woodard

    Awesome! Thighs are my favorite part of the bird!

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