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Huskee Not sure if this should be here or SUWYC Fall....... liked the prep of the chicken in one recipe (little cornstarch and s&p as opposed to full on breading). Liked the sauce in another recipe. I added red bell because it looks good and I had to use it up. Garnished with scallions. Steam rice. Egg rolls made with my SE Asian sausage and glass noodles, not shown: cold sesame cucumbers. Overall, very tasty. This meal brought to you by the color brown. đđđTags: None
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That looks delicious. Love cashew chicken, kung pao chicken, mushroom chicken. Heck, I love chicken. It all looks really tasty. Great job.
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It looks Really Good, Sister!!!
Plenty of colour goin on, thanks to yer innovation, an need to utilize what was in th icebox.! Kudos!
In answer to yer question, well, I'd go right ahead on, post it over at SUWYC Fall;as ya can see, many of us do both...
I gots me more questions bout how ya did / what ya did, (methodology) if ya ever feel like elaboratin... would love to hear more bout yer Spring Rolls, SE Asian Sausage, an so on...
Let er Rip, both places, Sez I!
Please, if / when ya find th time, an it ain't no secret, well, I'd Love to learn more, Please!
Fully appreciate th Sesame Street reference; spent a whole lotta quality couch time with my bouncin baby boy, B.1983, watchin it everyday. I'd buy th freakin boxset, an enjoy em all again, with him!
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Mr. Bones here ya go, friend. Please know that while I am very methodical, I wing it more times than not. I am more than happy to share any recipes, procedures, etc. đđŒ
This is the original sauce recipe. I subbed sherry vinegar for white vinegar. I subbed sweet chili sauce for sriracha (for fear of being too spicy). I omitted the sugar because of the sweet chili. The ginger ended up being about the size of a large jelly bean.
Sauce:- 1/2 cup hoisin sauce
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons white vinegar
- 1 tablespoon sriracha (optional)
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 2 cloves fresh garlic, grated
- a small piece of fresh ginger, grated
Sauce: stir all this together and set aside.
Chicken: b/s leg-thigh meat (about 1#) dredged with cornstarch and salt and pepper. I eyeballed everything here. And itâs not as heavy as a fully âcrustedâ piece of chicken like you get at fast food Chinese places.
Bringing it together: Hot pan, peanut oil (or mild oil); sauté chicken until just about done. Do it in batches if needed. Deglaze with a splash of wine (I had a Chardonnay on hand). Add the red bell and cashews. Sauté a little more. I like to keep the bell pepper crisp. Add the chicken and sauce back to pan and simmer for a few more minutes to heat through. The cornstarch really makes a nice sauce. Garnish with scallions. Serve over steamed rice.
Egg rolls: my shop makes a âsouth East Asianâ sausage with pork, Thai bird chiliâs, lemongrass and garlic. I used it with glass noodles, Napa cabbage, carrots and ginger. Rolled and fried. Last night was egg rolls that had been frozen since mid-august. Proving that these are very freezable. I made a dozen at first. Served with sweet chili and hot mustard.
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