Cantonese chicken recipes

Cantonese Crispy Chicken Thighs is a one-pan, umami-packed, Whole30, paleo, and keto chicken dish with super crispy skin!

Come and see how to make it just like in the restaurants! Recipe for how to make plus the delicious sweet and sour sauce

If you love Hainanese chicken rice, then you MUST try this equally delicious and easy-to-prepare Cantonese braised soya sauce chicken. Only 20 minutes active time to make!

Char siu can be prepared with chicken, not just pork alone. Here is the recipe for char siu chicken. Cha siu chicken is an improvisation from the traditional cha siu prepared with pork belly and shoulder loin. The flavor of char siu chicken is as good as pork when it is made with skin-on deboned chicken thigh.

Mongolian chicken. Crispy fried rice smothered in a sticky sweet ginger hoisin sauce. A delicious dish to make for dinner or lunch

The name of this popular Cantonese stir-fry translates to “mushrooms and sliced chicken,” but it can be made with various veggies, including the bok choy used here. In keeping with the Cantonese style, the flavors are subtle and aromatic as opposed to the heat found in other regional Chinese cuisines.

This Spicy Chinese Cashew Chicken recipe is my homemade version of our favorite Chinese take-out dish from our local neighborhood Chinese restaurant.

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This Chinese Chicken Recipe is quick-fried tender diced chicken glazed in a sweet and garlicky brown sugar soy sauce! So impressive but easy enough for any weeknight meal.

Elevate your weeknight dinner with the irresistible flavors of Char Siu Chicken! Inspired by the classic Chinese barbecue dish, this recipe features tender chicken marinated in a sweet and savory sauce infused with aromatic spices and soy sauce. Whether grilled, baked, or pan-seared, Char Siu Chicken promises to tantalize your taste buds and transport you to the bustling streets of Chinatown.