This simple chicken stir-fry recipe is a great way to use up whatever veggies you have hanging out in the fridge. Serve over forbidden rice for extra fun!
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I came up with this marinade as a way to use up some of the chicken that I had in the freezer.
It used ingredients that I almost always have on hand.
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I used up some of the veggies and water chestnuts that I had in the house to bulk it up a bit and served it over forbidden rice that I cooked in the rice cooker.
It had a lot of flavor and we really liked it, but I definitely unintentionally overcooked it.
The color of the peas made me sad, and the chicken was a little dried out. Dang!
Ah well, it was good, but definitely not a stand-out in this house.
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