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It's not a real stir fry though I used a bottled stir fry sauce, but it is
easy and good. I had some leg quarters I wanted to use, so I skinned them and marinated them overnight in soy, fresh crushed ginger and garlic, molasses, cracked pepper, and enough water to cover. Oven-broiled them at 400 for 40 minutes, and made some Jasmine Rice on top of the stove and "Seasoned Asian Vegetables" (Pictsweet bagged and frozen) in the microwave. I took the meat off the bone in largish pieces, tossed it in a big bowl with the vegetables and bottles stir fry, and served over rice. It has a nice, sweet, tangy, smoky flavor. The sauce I like is called "House of Tsang." I have no doubt this is MUCH better actually stir-fried and with homemade sauce, but I still like it. |
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