Mongolian Chicken

This dish is absolutely delicious. It can be served with Rice, Quinoa, Cracked Wheat. You may like to add steamed green vegetables, like French Beans, Broccoli, Sweet Baby Broccoli. Mongolian has a ancient history going back a thousand years and it had been influenced by Chinese, Indian and Turkish cuisine.
Mongolian Chicken
This dish is absolutely delicious. It can be served with Rice, Quinoa, Cracked Wheat. You may like to add steamed green vegetables, like French Beans, Broccoli, Sweet Baby Broccoli. Mongolian has a ancient history going back a thousand years and it had been influenced by Chinese, Indian and Turkish cuisine.
Steps
- 1
Marinate chicken pieces in Spice rub. Set aside. Heat oil in a Non stick Pan (cast iron is best). add cumin seeds, cook 1 minute. Add Chicken and cook for 4 minutes over medium heat. Brown chicken a little bit. Take chicken out and put it in a bowl.
- 2
In the same pan add Onion, Ginger, Garlic, Green Onions, Chilli Pepper, Red Bell Pepper and cook 2 minutes. Add chopped tomatoe and soy sauce. Cook about 2 minutes. Add Chickpeas and juice and Boiled Potatoes. Cook about 4 minutes on low head. Now add Chicken and let it simmer for 5 minutes.
- 3
You can add green vegetables to this at this time. Serve when ready with Rice or your favorite food.
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