Citrus Sesame Chicken

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Chicken is ugly. It doesn’t look pretty in pictures, unless maybe if it’s fried, then it looks crispy and delicious. I don’t usually eat many fried foods. This chicken isn’t breaded, or deep fried. But it’s delicious. You can use either lemon, lime, or orange citrus juices to create different flavors. Versatility at its finest. Do you have a juice well? I love mine. I probably only use it a couple times a month but it was only $2.99, so it’s okay. Anyways I was talking about how ugly chicken is because I didn’t want to photograph it alone…so I added pretty green veggies to make it look more yummy. In case anyone was wondering I steamed frozen green beans and edamame and placed them on top of a bed of mixed greens. Add chicken and the sauce and you don’t even need a dressing. Really you could add this kind of chicken to any salad you want, or eat it separately from your veggies. Definitely eat some veggies with it though. Enjoy!

Ingredients:

¼ cup Apple Cider Vinegar

2 TSBP tamari or soy sauce

1 TBSP ginger

1 TBSP garlic powder

¼ cup freshly squeezed citrus juice (orange, lemon, lime)

2 TBSP honey

1 tsp citrus zest

2-4 Chicken breast or thighs

1tsp cornstarch

Sesame seeds

Directions:

1.       Combine first 7 ingredients (vinegar through the zest) in a Pyrex or Tupperware container

2.       Add chicken and allow to marinate in fridge at least 1 hour to overnight

3.       Transfer chicken to hot skillet, after cooking for a few minutes on each side, add marinade

4.       Allow chicken to continue cooking thoroughly

5.       Once marinate is bubbling and chicken is cooked, add cornstarch and stir around

6.       After marinade thickens into sauce, remove from heat

7.       Sprinkle sesame seeds on top, as generously as you want

8.       Serve with veggies or on top of a salad

Which citrus fruit would you use? Lemon, orange, or lime??

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