Cashew Chicken

"this is always a crowd pleaser. i bought the cookbook with this recipe while living in thailand, as recommended by a native. it is delicious. (since we are still in student mode financially, i often substitute green peppers for red and black pepper for white) to make a grand meal, i like to cook this with my vegetarian delight and sweet & sour pork/chicken."
 
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Ready In:
25mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Heat a large skillet then add the oil, garlic, chicken, the sauces, sugar and pepper. Turn the heat to high and reduce the sauce until a glaze forms. If the sauce is not reduced and is thin, add enough of the cornstarch mixture to produce a thick sauce. Mix in the roasted cashews and then turn the mixture onto a serving dish. Garnish with the green onion and bell pepper. Serve with jasmine rice.

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Reviews

  1. So quick and yummy! And so Thai with the fish sauce in it.
     
  2. My daughter prepared this with her friends. It was really a hit!<br/>Thanks for the recipe!
     
  3. Love this recipe. I make this often when I come home from work and have a friend coming over for dinner. I reduce the oil and don't always use cashews (not always on-hand). I think I've even used brown sugar instead of white sugar.
     
  4. A quick week night meal. Thanks for sharing.
     
  5. I actually made this unrated recipe for my daughter's bday dinner! Because of the unfamiliar smell, we were really unsure while cooking; but the finished product is amazing! We thought salty, but we used salted cashews. The saltiness is perfect though with the rice. I accidently tossed the recipe, and we spent hours trying to find it. Print this and put it in a safe place. Here it is, definitely a keeper!
     
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  1. Love this recipe. I make this often when I come home from work and have a friend coming over for dinner. I reduce the oil and don't always use cashews (not always on-hand). I think I've even used brown sugar instead of white sugar.
     

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