Sweet and Sour Chicken

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When you think of Chinese food, you don’t associate it with Pesach. But sometimes, I feel
like my family needs a change of flavors. Inspired by Kosher Delight’s sweet-and-sour chicken, this dish is made with only the most basic ingredients, so it’s a recipe everyone can enjoy!

1h 8-10
Easy Gluten Free Passover Meat

Contains: Egg

Directions

  1. Prepare a breading station by placing two cups of potato starch in one bowl, eggs and a dash of salt and pepper in a second bowl, and three cups of potato starch, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1/2 teaspoon pepper, garlic powder, and paprika in a third bowl.

  2. Bread all the chicken before starting to fry because they fry very

    quickly. Dredge the chicken in the first bowl, then in the egg

    mixture, and then in the third bowl. Carefully place the breaded

    chicken tenders on a tray or baking sheet in a single layer.

  3. These chicken tenders need to be deep fried; use a chicken

    fryer or a small saucepan to save on oil. Make sure your oil

    is very hot before starting to fry. Fry the tenders for about

    four minutes, then remove from the pan and place on a baking

    sheet in a single layer.

  4. To prepare the sauce, heat the oil in a saucepan and sauté

    the onion and carrot for five minutes, stirring constantly. Add

    the peppers and pineapple and stir to combine. After about one

    minute, add the rest of the sauce ingredients and bring to a boil.

  5. Add the chicken to the pot and stir, making sure all chicken

    pieces get coated. For best results, serve immediately. If you want to make it in advance, reheat in the oven on a low

    temperature.

Credits

Tips:
If you want to prepare the chicken in advance, I recommend freezing it breaded but raw, with the sauce on the side. Before serving, defrost, fry, and heat in the sauce.

Description:
Styling and photography by Chay Berger.
Food prep by Leah Hamoui.

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