Japanese delight

This is a recepie I invented with my grandmother. My kids love it so it has been done many times.
Japanese delight
This is a recepie I invented with my grandmother. My kids love it so it has been done many times.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Mix the marinade together. Dissolve the maizena in the water. Pour it all into a ziplock bag. Slice the chicken in thin strips and put it in the marinate. Marinate for 1 hour minimum
- 2
Slice the onion, garlic, celery and the waterchestnuts
- 3
- 4
Fry your chicken pieces about 5-8 minuttes- leave to rest
- 5
In a wook fry the onion till transparent- add the celery, the garlic and the waterchestnuts-
- 6
Add the fried chicken pieces and add the beansprots. Toss for a few minutes. Salt and pepper to taste-add the juice from the can. Taste with a splash of soya. Add a few slices of the chili
- 7
Serve with rice, soya. Garnish with the coconut and some finely sliced chili
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