Kung Pao chicken

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Kung Pao chicken is a classic Chinese stir-fry dish featuring diced chicken, peanuts, and chili peppers in a spicy, slightly sweet sauce, originating from Sichuan cuisine.

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Kung Pao chicken canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese dish
Sichuan dish
stir-fry dish
alternativeName Gong Bao chicken
Gongbao jiding
category Chinese stir-fried chicken dish
contains garlic
ginger
scallions
soy sauce
sugar
vinegar
cookingMethod stir-frying
countryOfOrigin China
course entrée
cuisine Sichuan cuisine
dietaryRestriction not suitable for peanut allergy
not suitable for vegans
flavorProfile numbing
savory
slightly sweet
spicy
hasPart chili peppers
diced chicken
peanuts
spicy sauce
hasVariant American Chinese Kung Pao chicken
Kung Pao shrimp
Kung Pao tofu
heatSource dried red chilies
mainIngredient Sichuan peppercorns
chicken
dried chili peppers
peanuts
namedAfter Ding Baozhen
originRegion Sichuan Province
surface form: Sichuan
popularIn China
Chinese restaurants worldwide
seasoning Sichuan peppercorns
servedWith rice
servingTemperature hot
spiciness hot
typicalCourse main course
typicalOil vegetable oil
typicalTexture crunchy peanuts
tender chicken
usesTechnique velveting (in some recipes)

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Sichuan Province hasFamousDish Kung Pao chicken