【香辣鸡条】
by 毛毛妈
这个香辣鸡条，鸡肉嫩，味道是酸中甜辣，很好吃，亲们试试。
用料:
1：鸡胸半幅360克，生抽酱油 1大匙，白胡椒1/8茶匙，盐1/6茶匙；
2：面粉1/3杯；
3：橄榄油2.5大匙， 红油 1大匙，泡辣椒或辣椒酱1大匙斩茸，蒜蓉1大匙，葱花1大匙，姜蓉1茶匙；
4：料酒1大匙，头抽酱油 0.5大匙， 鸡粉1/4茶匙，老陈醋1大匙，糖1.5大匙，生抽酱油 1大匙，淀粉1茶匙，水2大匙；
5：香油1茶匙。
注：1大匙Tablespoon =15毫升，1茶匙Teaspoon =5毫升，1杯Cup=240毫升。
做法：
1、鸡肉洗净切1厘米厚条（图1），加剩余1料（图2）抓捏均匀，静置20分钟。将所有4料事先放入一小碗中拌匀（图3），待用。
2、 不粘锅置炉上开大火，加油2大匙油，取一塑料袋，倒进2料面粉，将腌好的鸡肉，放入面粉袋中，封紧袋口抖几下。将裹上粉的鸡肉抖掉多余的粉后，放入煎锅（图4），煎至鸡肉变白一面刚熟，翻转一面再煎熟捞出待用。。
3、原锅置炉上开中大火，加0.5大匙橄榄油和1大匙红油，下泡椒炒1分钟，然后下蒜蓉、葱花和姜蓉炒香（图5），调中小火，倒入事先拌匀的所有4料，煮至汁滚，放入煎好的鸡肉（图6）翻炒混匀。
4、最后淋下香油1茶匙，轻轻炒均匀后出锅。
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