Thai sweet soy, chilli and lime chicken
Ingredients
- 2 Chicken Breast Fillets
- 1 Red Chilli Pepper, de-seeded
- 1/2 a Large Onion
- Green Beans 50g
- 6 Baby Sweet corn
- 1 can of Bamboo Shoots
- 1 tbs Oil
- 1 chopped clove of Garlic
- 3 tbs Soy Sauce
- 1 tbs Fish Sauce
- 3 tbs Brown Sugar
- 5 Kaffir Lime Leafs
- Juice of 1/2 a Lime
- Chopped Coriander
Method
- Thinly Slice the chicken and cut the vegetables to your preferred style.
- Finely chop the red chilli, removing the seeds.
- Heat a wok or frying pan to a medium temperature, add the chilli and garlic, leaving until you can smell the Garlic.
- Add the chicken and vegetables, and quickly stir fry.
- Add the soy sauce, fish sauce, sugar and kaffir leafs and leave for 5 minutes.
- Check the sauce and add to your taste, finely add the lime juice and coriander.
- Enjoy!
材料
- 赤唐辛子 一つ
- 玉ねぎ 半分
- サヤインゲン 50g
- ベイビーコーン 6本
- たけのこ 10g
- にんにく みじん切り 1片
- サラダ油 大1
- こぶみかんの葉 5枚
- しょうゆ 大3
- ナンプラー 大1
- 砂糖 大3
- ライム 半分
- コリアンダー 適量
作り方
- 鶏肉、赤唐辛子、野菜は食べやすい大きさに切っておく。
- フライパンにサラダ油を熱し、にんにくを入れ香りが出てきたら鶏肉を入れ、炒める。
- 赤唐辛子、野菜、こぶみかんの葉も入れ玉ねぎがしんなりするまで炒める。
- しょうゆ、ナンプラー、砂糖を入れてさらに5分ほど炒めたらさいごにライムを搾って、上からコリアンダーをふりかけて出来上がり。














12 Comments
riya - 13/08/ 08 @ 5:01 am
normally, we don’t put chopped coriander in our stir-fries.
Kumiko - 13/08/ 08 @ 6:06 am
Hi Riya, are you Thai?…The coriander was for garnish, I think it looks nice.
lin - 13/08/ 08 @ 7:30 am
YUM! That looks soooo good.! I love thai food, especially when I can make it! thanks for the recipe!
Kumiko - 13/08/ 08 @ 10:03 am
Your welcome Lin
riya - 14/08/ 08 @ 2:48 am
: )
yes, I am Thai.
Just wanted to let you know that Thai dont put coriander in stir-fries.
Keep up the good posts!!
Kumiko - 17/08/ 08 @ 1:33 pm
Thanks Riya, I’ll checkout your site, I’d really like to learn more thai recipes… I will probably visit Thailand soon.
lauren - 21/08/ 08 @ 5:26 pm
What a pretty picture. Thanks for this recipe. I’m going to make it tomorrow. By the way I like coriander in my curries too, I think I’ll use some like you did.
Kumiko - 22/08/ 08 @ 11:12 am
Thank you Lauren, it tasted as good as it looks!
What kind of curries do you make? I often make Japanese curries as they are so quick to make… my husband used to eat curry rice everyday when he was single in Japan.
Jill - 21/11/ 08 @ 5:01 pm
I can never find Kaffir Limes or their leaves anywhere…can I substitute a bit of lime zest or juice?
Kumiko - 22/11/ 08 @ 4:02 am
Hi Jill, I think the dish would work without the Kaffir leafs, though they do add extra flavour and make it more authentic.
There is already some lime juice in the sauce, more would make it abit too sour, though the zest may be a good idea.
I found the Kaffir leafs in the frozen food section of a chinese supermarket. Such a big bag too, It could last me all year
I hope you can find some, they work well with lots of Thai dishes
Oikawa - 19/01/ 09 @ 8:12 pm
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Kumiko - 19/01/ 09 @ 9:11 pm
Thanks, I’d love to know some of your recipes