Yen Can Cook ~ Pineapple Chicken Stir Fry (with Lou Sang Dressing)
I mentioned before that I love the refreshing tangy note that brought into a dish by combining fruit(s) into it. Today dish was started from the pineapple that given to me by my colleague and instead of just eating it like a fruit, pineapple chicken stir fry was the first thing that popped into my mind. While I was still figuring out how to prepare the sauce for the dish, suddenly a light bulb went off in my head! (☆ω☆*) I had a small jar of Ruixiliangpin Lou Sang sauce was still sitting in my fridge which I bought for my homemade fruity Lou Sang. So I decided to experiment it as my sauce for the Pineapple Chicken recipe. How’s the result? It is deemed a perfect match in heaven, I would say! However, the Lou Sang sauce only available during the Chinese New Year period, so you can’t try out the recipe for the moment but…. fret not, I prepared another sauce recipe for this dish as well. No excuse to skip this recipe ya! (^_−)☆
I suggest to add in bell peppers in various colours to make the dish more colourful, but since I’m not a fan of it, I just omitted. 😛
Ingredients (Serve: 3-4)
600g chicken breast or any cut of chicken that you prefer, cut into bite size pieces
80 – 100g pineapple, cut into bite size pieces
Cooking oil
Salt and sugar to taste
Sauce
50ml Ruixiliangpin Lou Sang sauce
1.5 teaspoon soy sauce
1/2 teaspoon sugar
1/4 teaspoon tomato sauce/ use sweet chili sauce if you want the sauce infused with mild spiciness
50ml water
Alternative Sauce
100ml pineapple juice
2 teaspoons soy sauce
1/4 teaspoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon tomato sauce/ sweet chili sauce
Marinade
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon pepper
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Step 1: In a bowl add in chicken breast, salt and pepper, mix well. Leave to marinate for at least 20 minutes in fridge.
Step 2: Combine all ingredients of sauce in a bowl, mix well and set aside.
Step 3: Take out the Marinated chicken (Step 1) and bring to room temperature. Heat up cooking oil in wok/skillet, pan fry the chicken until golden brown on both side.
Step 4: Add the sauce mixture to the chicken, toss to coat then lower the heat to medium and let the chicken cook for 2-3 minutes until the sauce has slightly thicken. Fold in the pineapple pieces and toss to combine.
Note: You may add cornstarch slurry (cornstarch + water) on this step if you want a thicker sauce.
Step 5: Serve.
HAPPY COOKING! #stayhealthy #staysafe





Your good instincts and creativity on food definitely turns all food heavenly and colourful. I also have this liking to eat fruits found in Chinese dishes. I used to add lychee and pineapples inside the Japanese curry too when feeding the homeless as added oomph.
TM, thank you for inspiring me to add lychee and pineapples into the Japanese curry, I think it would taste good.
This is like a different take on sweet and sour pork (only it’s done with chicken) with similar ingredients like pineapple and bell peppers. I’m assuming it tastes pretty similar too? ^_~
Kris, the taste profile is more predominately plum kind of sourness.
I know I will love this dish. Anything that has pineapples sure will taste very nice.
Ph, I like pineapple too!
Your link to the sauce macam tak jalan
KY, amended, thank you. 🙂