Chinese Takeaway Cashew Chicken | Easy Crockpot recipe!


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  1. Jacqueline Hassan
    Jacqueline Hassan says:

    Ketchup? Flour? No self respecting Chinese take away would use these! Instead cornstarch and oyster or fish sauce! Never cook with sesame oil! It is a condiment! Use a high heat oil like peanut or any vegetable oil!

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  2. waterstreeter
    waterstreeter says:

    I just made this today and it's great! I added some celery to it and put it in with the chicken but I will make this again!!!! Thanks for a great recipe!!!! I hope all is well with you and yours! Take care!

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  3. June Byrne
    June Byrne says:

    Traditional style marinates your chicken in soy sauce and rice wine vinegar about 20 minutes. Not to much liquid because when you have everything ready to go, toss the chicken with cornstarch. Sauté. the chicken and onions and ginger and garlic until chicken is done. Mix chicken stock and cornstarch and😢 whatever together and pour over chicken to create sauce. It thickens in a couple of minutes as you cook it. You can add hot peppers and peanuts for Kung Pau or cashews a bit of sugar or broccoli etc to this. So you take the same base and substitute pork for chicken or shrimp. Use strips of beef and broccoli and or mushrooms. All Chinese stirfry has only one recipe.
    So you can use whatever your family likes. Fresh green beans a😊re great this way.

    So now Cheryl has made you professional Chinese chefs.

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  4. paladinbob 123
    paladinbob 123 says:

    made this today for dinner for the family..pretty good…had to add a mite bit more sugar..as added a little to much vinegar but overall to get that sweet and sour balance right but ultimately, everybody happy at the flavours ..thax for the recipe 🙂

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  5. steve sandford
    steve sandford says:

    As MUCH AS I like your culinary tips and hints, I SOMETIMES just listen because your BEAUTIFUL, MELODIOUS and SOOTHING voice sounds like the stuff of sweet lullabies… (I'm a 'foodie', I GET IT but I could listen to you read a PHONE-BOOK, Scots Lady… ) NOT FLIRTING, just FACT… xx SF

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