Instant Pot Chicken & Broccoli


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Chicken & Broccoli needs no introduction. After all, it’s a classic at every Chinese-American restaurant.
 
And seeing as I’m a Jewish boy from Long Island, I KNOW my Chinese-American cuisine (if I didn’t, my Bar Mitzvah card would be revoked).  
 
So I decided it was time to make the best possible Chicken & Broccoli that puts even most of the take-out places in NYC to shame. It’s the real deal with minimal effort in theInstant Pot! Now crack open that fortune cookie – because Confucius is about to predict some flavor in your life!

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50 replies
  1. Jenni C.
    Jenni C. says:

    I love everything about Jeffrey and his husband, but damn my mind is blown over how expensive chicken is in his area! PS-I just got my first Instant Pot because of Jeffrey!

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  2. Historian212
    Historian212 says:

    I love that this shows how to make a flavorful Chinese-American sauce for pretty much any dish. New fan, love your videos, they're wonderfully detailed, great shots of the cooking process, a bit of landsman humor, no filler (I don't need to see the actually process of cutting stuff up), etc. Perfect!

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  3. Pamela Johnson
    Pamela Johnson says:

    Hello darling! I love your videos! But! Please, will you look into using some healthier aspects? In this recipe I would recommend using coconut oil or avocado oil instead of toxic vegetable oil (it's refined with chemicals and high heat which damages it). Also…please never microwave anything in plastic! Use a glass bowl and a plate if you don't have a glass cover…voila! xoxo

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  4. Scott Philbrook
    Scott Philbrook says:

    I like your camera work and enthusiasm! I'm going to use more heat less sugar but I can run with this starter. I'm going to also use the rice cooker for the jasmine rice to serve with it. Cheers!

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  5. Meggadegs
    Meggadegs says:

    FANTASTIC! Made this this evening. We loved it. I cut down a tiny bit on the sugar and hoisin as my husband is diabetic and it was fabulous. Thank you for sharing. A newish fan from Jersey (the original Jersey) in the British Channel Islands!

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  6. Terry Henderson
    Terry Henderson says:

    This was beyond restaurant quality Chinese Broccoli Chicken and Broccoli was crisp tender not soggy !!! Served it over white rice and we were shaking our heads the whole meal !! Will add this to monthly rotation !!!

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  7. death pandemic
    death pandemic says:

    seems like more work than just doing it in a pan or wok. also, to everyone at home, do not heat the oil for three minutes before adding the wine. it not only causes more sticking issues, its dangerous.

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  8. T H
    T H says:

    I would recommend coating your meats in cornstarch like the Chinese do when stir frying. It protects the meat from the high heat and keeps it more tender and flavorful.

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  9. andrendenum1
    andrendenum1 says:

    I have to disagree on the consistency. It needs to be the thickness of gravy without being watery. While I understand the use of a corn starch slurry; flour or other thickening agents seem more practical.

    I look at it like making tomato sauce from scratch. Most people wouldn't use corn starch slurry to achieve thickness; they'd use tomato paste. It's kind of the same idea. Pasta sauce (imho) should be hearty and I expect the same with gravy or glazes/sauces when you order Chinese food delivery.

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  10. Sharon Leite
    Sharon Leite says:

    Made your dish last night, adding mushrooms. Loved it only found it a bit salty, with no wonder with the sodium content in hoisin and oyster sauce. Wonder if there is a low sodium version?

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