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Orange Chicken versus Sesame Chicken

Both Orange Chicken and Sesame Chicken are popular Chinese-American dishes, but they differ in flavor, texture, and key ingredients. Here’s a breakdown of both dishes to help you understand their similarities and differences:

Orange Chicken

Flavor Profile:

  • Sweet and Tangy: Orange Chicken is known for its sweet, tangy, and citrusy flavor, which comes from a combination of fresh orange juice, orange zest, soy sauce, and a bit of vinegar. The sauce is often thicker and syrupy, with a noticeable citrus kick.

Main Ingredients:

  • Chicken: Boneless, skinless chicken pieces (usually breast or thigh) are battered and deep-fried until crispy. The chicken is then coated in the orange sauce.
  • Orange Sauce: A combination of orange juice, sugar, vinegar, soy sauce, ginger, garlic, and sometimes chili flakes for heat. It’s typically a thick, sticky sauce that coats the chicken pieces well.
  • Optional Garnishes: Orange zest or slices may be added for extra flavor, and sometimes a sprinkle of green onions or sesame seeds.

Texture:

  • Crispy Chicken: The fried chicken has a crispy texture on the outside while remaining tender on the inside. The sauce is thick and sticky, which helps it cling to the chicken.

Sesame Chicken

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