
Tway Da Bae's Sweet and Sour Chicken Sandwich
- SERVES: 4
- PREP: 2-3 hours (including inactive brine time)
- TOTAL TIME: 3.5 hours
A little sweet, a little sour, and 100% delicious!
One of our favorite takeout dishes has to be sweet and sour chicken—precisely because of the duality that its name describes. It’s a little bit sweet, a little bit sour, and 100% delicious. Chef and content creator Tway Nguyen aka (@Twaydabae) has taken this classic stir-fry style dish that typically uses fried chicken and brilliantly spun it into a grilled version in sandwich form. Her easy recipe uses potato buns as bookends for the tender glazed chicken thighs, daikon radish, slaw, and kewpie mayo. The result is a sweet-savory, crunchy combination that you'll want to make over and over again.
- 4
boneless chicken thighs
- 4
potato buns
- 3
inches of a daikon radish
- 1
cup shredded red cabbage
- ⅓
cup Kewpie mayo
- 1
cup of rice vinegar (1 cup -for pickling liquid) (1 tbsp - for slaw) (½ cup - for glaze)
- 1
bulb of garlic
- 2
tbsp grated ginger
- ⅓
cup of pineapple juice
- 1
tbsp of ketchup
- 2
tbsp of brown sugar
- ¼
cup of granulated sugar
- 1
tsp cornstarch
- 1
cup of buttermilk
- 1
bunch Thai basil
- 1
bunch cilantro
- 1
bunch green onions
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No outdoor grill? No problem! This cast iron grill pan delivers summer's smokey BBQ flavors any time of the year—without the fuss of using an actual grill. Nonstick, extra-raised ridges for restaurant-grade grill marks Ridges help drain off fat (so you can save it for later) Plot twist: Can also be used as a waffle iron