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Momizona on 1.8.2013
This was excellent. I doubled the sauce, used ground chicken instead, and added chopped water chestnuts for crunch. I’ll definitely make these again!
Christina Roth on 7.29.2012
Wonderful recipe! I added sliced, quartered water chestnuts as well to the recipe for added crunch. We served with bean sprouts & thin rice noodles. Much, much, MUCH better than P.F. Chang’s recipe, which we find too salty. Definitely a keeper! Thank you!
Dianne cotten on 4.13.2012
These are the BOMB! I got rave reviews when I fixed these for an “appetizer” party recently. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe!
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pucka1378 on 5.24.2011
This is in our rotation of must have meals each month. We have them as lettuce wraps or over rice. We all love this recipe and look forward to it. I do usually make more sauce.
pucka1378 on 3.3.2011
This is a family favorite! I usually triple the sauce!! Great for lunches the next day!
sherao on 9.27.2010
This was SO good….will definitely make again!
kimmyj1962 on 9.9.2010
This was delicious. I didn’t make the wraps but I put it over white rice. I added water chestnuts and topped the finished dish with chow mein noodles… YUM! I will make this recipe many more times! Thank you!
elizabethmarley on 8.16.2010
I made this tonight with a few modifications.
First, I used boneless chicken legs instead of breasts because that’s what I had on hand (I used four). Second, I made the sauce as speciffied, but it didn’t seem like it would be enough so I upped the quantities of everything by taste. A pinch more brown sugar, a couple extra shakes of sesame oil–you get the idea. I used pimenton instead of ground red pepper, again because that’s what I had on hand. I also added a splash of pineapple juice at the end for no real reason.
Lastly, I served this over rice instead of making lettuce wraps.
When I make these again I’m going to add some sliced carrots, celery, and maybe some scallions during the step where you brown the onion. I might also top it off with some snow peas.
FYI, since I didn’t make these into lettuce wraps my mileage might be different, but this DEFINITELY was not six portions. More like 3.
This was delicious and I can’t wait to make it again!