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Reviewed: Nov. 1, 2009
i thought it was good but bland it needs sweet and sour tho sauce my hun made it he made chicken stir fry for supper
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Reviewed: Oct. 25, 2009
This creates a nice and tasty stir-fry. I used fresh pineapple (I don't think canned pineapple tastes nearly as good). I omitted the corn starch as I don't like the way it tastes and I also added some chopped fresh baby button mushrooms. I think the fresh pineapple is what makes the flavor so refreshing and tangy.
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Reviewed: Oct. 13, 2009
Very good, very easy. I used yellow onion instead of green and honey instead of mirin. Kids loved it too.
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Reviewed: Aug. 31, 2009
A decent, healthy stirfry. As-written it produces a tasty enough meal...but certainly no wow factor. I did really enjoy the ginger with this--and fresh pineapple. I will just keep searching for a better recipe...
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Reviewed: Jul. 26, 2009
Great recipe. I would double the sauce though. I used white wine and balsamic vinegar as that's what I had on hand. I skipped the ginger as we don't care much for ginger. I would definitely make this again.
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Reviewed: Jul. 12, 2009
very good, will make again. I also added honey
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Reviewed: Jun. 9, 2009
I had to add a drizzle of honey towards end. Just wasnt sweet enough, that or the vinegar was to strong. Either way, after adding honey it was very tasty. If you like sweet and sour chicken you will enjoy this one.
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Reviewed: May 19, 2009
This was excellent! I did double the sauce and that worked out well. I added carrots and snap peas, and used regular onions. Great!
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Reviewed: Feb. 5, 2009
I did enjoy this recipe, however, it didn't quite have the oomph I was hoping for. It may have been because I didn't use any mirin, which, unfortunately, I didn't have on hand. :( In the future, I will definitely add the mirin as called for, a half-tablespoon or sriracha (thai hot sauce), 1/3 cup dry roasted cashews, and more garlic, ginger and if I have some on hand, cilantro too!
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Reviewed: Jan. 11, 2009
Awesome Recipe! Added an asortment of veggies and doubled the sauce. Thanks for sharing.
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Reviewed: Jan. 3, 2009
This is a great recipe. I used boneless chicken thighs instead of the breast. The fresh ginger was a really nice touch. I would only suggest you double the recipe for the sauce...not the pineapple, just the ingredients for the sauce.
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Reviewed: Nov. 12, 2008
Stir-fried chicken is my signature dish -- what I love to cook for family and company. This week I got a bargain on fresh pineapple so was looking for a recipe to use it, and this was a good one. In addition to the fresh pineapple instead of canned, I substituted jalapeno peppers for some of the green, since I had a surplus from my garden. This added a kick to the sweet-sour flavor. I didn't have mirin, either, so drizzled a little honey into the mix. I am puzzled by the reviewer who said she substituted honey for corn syrup, as there is no corn syrup in the original recipe. Perhaps she mis-read cornstarch, which is what thickens the sauce and doesn't add any flavor. I am used to marinating my chicken for a little while, so I poured the sauce ingredients over the chicken while I chopped the vegetables, then strained it off again before cooking the chicken in a wok. Remove the chicken and then wok the vegetables, starting with hard ones (I used carrots, too) and adding the tender ones, ending with the pineapple. Delicious!!
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Reviewed: Aug. 22, 2008
This is a wonderful sweet sour chicken recipe. I used leftover baked garlic chicken cut in chunks and just added to the veggies and sauce to heat through. Delicious! P.S. I did have mirin in the refrigerator, but I believe I read somewhere that you could substitute rice vinegar mixed with a little corn syrup to give the stir fry that shiny glazed appearance.
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Reviewed: Jul. 2, 2008
I like the recipe and it's a keeper! I modified it to suit my taste and will be making this again. I used many additional vegetables such as water chestnuts, straw mushrooms, carrots, broccoli and cauliflower.
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Reviewed: Jun. 29, 2008
This was really good. I had only ginger in a spice jar and used the same amount as the fresh. I also had only a little left over sauteed peppers & onions (about 1/4 cup) so that's all I used. This was perfect-nothing needs to be changed or enhanced. Even my picky 8 yr. old loved it!
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Reviewed: Jun. 4, 2008
This recipe is absolutely wonderful! The colors are so vibrant and the flavors are so well balanced. This was a big hit for my family. I made it twice so far. The first time the vegetables came out mushy and over cooked, so the second time I made sure to cook the chicken well right from the start, then I made the sauce without any vegetables in it and when it thickened enough I added first the chicken and then the vegetables. I didn't let it cook for that long from here on to keep the vegetables nice and crisp and vibrant in color. I also used fresh pineapple which made a big difference. It didn't need any of the juice at all. Also I wouldn't recommend substituting ground ginger instead of the fresh one. I have tried that since the first time I didn't have fresh ginger on hand and the flavor was not quit right. We all really enjoyed this recipe and I will make it again and again. Thank you for sharing.
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Reviewed: Feb. 6, 2008
the flavors were very good once the pineapple juice cut the salt of the other sauce down - but i had a hard time with the proportions. at first it wasn't enough sauce, so i doubled it, but that was a little too much and made my veggies soggy near the end. i'm not sure what the trick should be here - maybe to thicken/heat the sauce separately so as not to sog-ify the veggies? well, it was pretty good in the end either way and the hubby loved it :)
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Reviewed: Sep. 12, 2007
very easy and very quick, didn't have the chinese wine so i used a little red wine came out very good, also i doubled the recipe like some of the other suggestions
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Reviewed: Sep. 8, 2007
Delicious and easy to make! I used fresh pineapple, red onions, and red peppers...colorful end result! I increased the sauce and mixed it all together with asian bean threads. Also added a little brown sugar in the end to cut the saltiness of the soy and give it a nice mix of flavors. Excellent!
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Reviewed: Aug. 25, 2007
This recipe was great! so easy and tasty!
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