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How to Make Chicken with Bell Peppers and Pineapple

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"Colored Bell Pineapple Chicken Cubes"
Today this ""Bell PepperPineappleChicken Pieces”", is one dish I really like!For the chicken pieces in this dish, you can chooseChicken BreastorChicken Thigh.Personally, I prefer using thigh meat as it has a better texture when cooked!Fresh and tender chicken pieces, sweet and sour pineapple, crisp bell peppers, make up such a ""Visual Appeal”"dish that is light and refreshing.Although it looks clean and tidy, this dish is actually a ""RiceDestroyer”.Leave some sauce when cooking, then mix with the rice for a truly delightful taste!!I think using it as toppings on a pizza will be fantastic next time!Pepper Pineapple Chicken Pieces Ingredients & ToolsMain ingredients: Pineapple (150g net weight) Chicken Thigh Meat (200g) Bell Pepper (half) Scallion (a small piece)I think we can use it for next time.(a small piece)Seasonings: Cooking wine (5ml), Soy sauce (8ml), Salt ( ), Cornstarch ( ), Special grade extra virgin olive oil ( )

   Cooking utensils: Non-stick pan, Flat bottom pan

Pepper Pineapple Chicken Pieces Method:1. Prepare all ingredients;2. Remove the bone and skin from the chicken thigh meat, cut out any excess fat, then cut it into 1cm square pieces.
I processed this chicken thigh to remove the bones.Marinate the chicken pieces with cooking wine, soy sauce, a little salt, cornstarch, chopped scallion and ginger, and a small amount of oil. Mix well by hand and let it sit for about 15 minutes;3. Cut out the core of the pineapple and cut it into chunks roughly the same size as the chicken pieces; soak them in salty water for 10 minutes.Remove the white part inside the bell pepper, then cut it into small cubes;4. After marinating, heat a little olive oil in a non-stick flat-bottomed pan, add the chicken pieces (discard the scallion and ginger), stir-fry quickly until they change color.
5. Add the bell pepper chunks and pineapple chunks that have been drained of water, stir-fry for 2 minutes on high heat, then season with a little salt;6. Serve and enjoy.

   Tips:

"Colored Bell Pepper Pineapple Chicken Cubes"
 1. The process of removing bones from chicken thighs can be found in my previous
"Pepper Pineapple Chicken Cubes"
 Rice Soup Recipes.You can also use your preferred method;2. Do not add too much cooking wine, soy sauce or cornstarch; just enough to dry the surface of the chicken so there is no water.
"Color Pepper Pineapple Chicken Cubes"
 Adding some cornstarch and oil helps retain moisture, making the chicken more tender;3. When stir-frying the chicken pieces, use cold oil and cook them quickly until they change color before adding the other ingredients;4. Throughout the entire stir-fry process, be quick to avoid overcooking the pineapple which can release too much water, affecting the texture;5. If you prefer a richer taste, you can thicken the sauce at the end.
"Colored Bell Pineapple Chicken Cubes"
 I like a light and refreshing flavor so I skipped it this time.
"Colored Bell Pineapple Chicken Cubes"
 5. Add the diced bell peppers and drained pineapple, stir-fry over high heat for 2 minutes, then add a little salt to season;
"Colored Bell Pineapple Chicken Cubes"
 6. Serve in a dish and enjoy.

Tips:

1. You can refer to my previous recipe for deboning the chicken legs.2. Don't use too much cooking wine, soy sauce, or cornstarch; just enough to dry out the surface of the chicken.ButterStewor you can do it according to your own preference;3. Use a little cornstarch and oil for the chicken pieces to retain moisture and make them more tender;4. When stir-frying the chicken pieces, use cool oil and quickly fry until they change color before adding the vegetables.5. Stir-fry quickly throughout the process to avoid overcooking the pineapple, which can affect the texture.If you prefer a rich taste, you can thicken with a thin sauce at the end.I like a lighter taste, so I skipped it.The entire stir-frying process should be quick to avoid the pineapple releasing too much water, which would affect the texture.Those who prefer a richer flavor can thicken the sauce with a thin starch slurry at the end.I like a more refreshing taste, so I skipped that step.