Cashew Chicken
This Chinese takeaway classic is tender, juicy and really easy to make at home. Perfect served with fluffy rice. One for your midweek rotation.
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Serves
4
1
Onion
1
Red Pepper
145 g
Baby Corn
1
Carrot
2
Spring Onions
4
Garlic Cloves
320 g
Basmati Rice
300 ml
Water
1 tbsp
White Wine
100 g
Cashews
100 ml
Vegetable Oil
FOR THE CHICKEN:
500 g
Boneless Skinless Chicken Thighs
1½ tbsp
Light Soy Sauce
2 tsp
Dark Soy Sauce
¾ tsp
Salt
¾ tsp
Ground White Pepper
1 tbsp
Cornflour
2 tbsp
Water
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Xiengni Zhou
As a passionate home cook and co-founder of Mama Yu's Chilli Oil, Xiengni (@xiensscran) is all about flavour and always cooked from the heart. Sharing three generations of recipes, her approach to food and family and what means is a breath of fresh air.
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Paola B.
a day ago
Nice but I found it quite bland, I used more soya sauce than it said too. In my opinion it need something more
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David D.
13 days ago
The addition of corn seems to be missing.
Mob
12 days ago
·Admin
Hi David – the corn goes in with the other veggies in step 6!
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Neil B.
22 days ago
The instructions were a bit unclear - there is water on the ingredients for both the marinade and then for later on, it’s not clear which quantity of water to add to the marinade. It would be helpful to add to the method that you need to separate the onion from the carrot/ peppers when chopping, as they are added to the pan separately later on. Thanks!
Mob
22 days ago
·Admin
Thanks Neil – we've made a few tweaks to the method with your feedback in mind!
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Tina M.
25 days ago
Really easy and very tasty. I did not use 300ml of water though. Probably around 200ml was enough. Any more and it would have been a very watery sauce.
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Jo T.
a month ago
Delicious. I also added a bit of oyster sauce I had that needed using up. Definitely a keeper recipe.
Xiengni Zhou
As a passionate home cook and co-founder of Mama Yu's Chilli Oil, Xiengni (@xiensscran) is all about flavour and always cooked from the heart. Sharing three generations of recipes, her approach to food and family and what means is a breath of fresh air.