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About Recipe

For this post, we’re going to pretend I never lived in China. What you’re about to witness is west-coast, quick, weeknight kung pao chicken. There isn’t much authentic happening here. If we were hanging in Mainland China together and we ordered kung pao chicken it would be a completely different experience. We’re talking Sichuan peppercorns that numb your tongue. It’s intoxicating. We would drink lots of Yanjing beer and make our way home late night in a smelly taxi with the windows rolled down whether it was 100 degrees F and 100% humidity or snowing outside. The. Smell. Is. That. Bad.

Ingredients

chicken breast

soy sauce

black vinegar or balsamic vinegar or rice vinegar

cornstarch

hoisin sauce

corn starch

soy sauce

chicken broth

sesame oil

chili garlic paste

vegetable oil

garlic cloves, grated or minced

fresh ginger, grated or minced

green onions, white and green parts chopped

peanuts

cooked rice

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