Korean Chicken Meal Prep | Healthy Make Ahead Recipe


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  1. Scuba Duba
    Scuba Duba says:

    This seems silly – a crunchy coleslaw in a meal prep? I doubt that she even eats her own food the next day. Do we microwave it and get soggy coleslaw or eat the rice and chicken cold?

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  2. Doriana.D
    Doriana.D says:

    Omg, this is DIVINE! I made it tonight, though I used dried spices it was easily the best dinner I've made in weeks!
    I cooked my kale mixture, just for reference, for just a few minutes so it was warm with the chicken and rice, and we just about died and went to heaven.
    I'm not a fan of spicy, so I put literally a drop, not even a teaspoon worth of hot sauce in, just to warm it up and balance the sweet and tartness. I didn't have Sriracha but my bf had some nandos hot sauce in the fridge, so that's what I used.
    Next time, I'll add mushrooms and onions to the veggies, and cook like I did.
    It was almost like chow mein in texture with the slaw mix, and definitely worth a try. Thanks Sara!

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  3. Deb
    Deb says:

    Hahahahhah the floor reaches up and grabs things off my counter or out of my hand every time I cook 🙃 lots of re-grating on my end too

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  4. Andrew Finnigan
    Andrew Finnigan says:

    If want the chicken to really have a Korean flavour you should add some apple sauce or grated pear, sesame oil, Korean chilli paste and mirin to the sauce and marinate in the fridge for at least 30 mins before cooking.

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  5. Stephanie LG
    Stephanie LG says:

    I'm gonna go ahead and make a drinking game of your videos…. when you say 'I'm gonna go ahead', we drink! Everyone's cool with that? 😉

    All kidding aside, this recipe is a keeper! 🙂

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  6. Melody Taylor
    Melody Taylor says:

    Hello Sara Lynn! I'm recently involved in meal prepping and making my share of mistakes. I have been one of your subcribers for several months now and love watching your channel. However, I made Chicken Fried Rice today and overcooked the chicken breast. I had the boneless, skinless breast cut in bite size pieces. They are difficult to eat. I froze it in mason jars (3 to be exact) but saved a bowl for dinner. Is there any way I can fix it? Is it too late? Or can I add chicken broth to the jars? Thanks in advance!

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