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Cashew Chicken

  • Writer: Natalie Findlay
    Natalie Findlay
  • Jan 20
  • 1 min read

Sorry chicken, even though you are a staple dinner item, you can be kind of monotonous. 

 

Chicken can get boring and repetitive if you are doing the same thing over and over, and nobody really wants a boring dinner. However, being plain is also chicken’s greatest superpower because this allows it to become a chameleon. With the right flavourings, chicken can take you anywhere in the world. 


Let’s take a quick jaunt over to the United States for Cashew Chicken. Yes, Cashew Chicken was invented in Missouri by a Chinese chef that was looking to find ways to blend his traditional cooking with flavours that Americans would like.  


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tannenbaumpromise
May 06

It is very kind of you to share this delicious dish with me. It is wonderful to see how the cashew chicken manages to have a dino game harmony of flavors. If you want to give it a healthier twist, thinking about matching it with brown rice rather than white rice is an interesting idea.

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sofia carsol
May 06

Delicious! You should reduce tap tap shots the amount of rice to cut down on carbohydrates.

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Apr 08

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Apr 08

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chameleon
Mar 06

This recipe sounds very aromatic thanks to the garlic and ginger sautéed for the first 30 seconds. Cooking according to the correct time sequence also requires concentration and precise rhythm. I found this experience as exciting as conquering the musical arrangements in Friday Night Funkin (FNF); everything has to fit together perfectly to achieve the best results. Thank you for sharing the detailed steps!

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