Chicken Stir Fry

Chicken Stir Fry

  • Prep Time: 15 mins
  • Total Time: 30 mins
  • Servings: 4
  • About This Recipe

    “An excellent stir-fry.”

    Ingredients

  • 1 1/2 lbsboneless chicken, cut into strips
  • 1teaspoonoil
  • 1smallonion, chopped
  • 1carrot, julienned
  • 1smallgreen pepper, sliced
  • 1cupfresh mushrooms, sliced
  • 1cupchicken broth
  • 3teaspoonscornstarch
  • 3teaspoonssoy sauce
  • 1/2 teaspoonground ginger
  • 2cupspeapods, trimmed
  • 1/2 cupcashews
  • Directions

  • In large skillet or wok, stir fry chichen in oil till no longer pink, 5-6 minutes.
  • Remove chicken and keep warm.
  • Stir fry the onion, carrot, green pepper, and mushrooms till crisp-tender, 4-5 minutes.
  • In small bowl, mix broth, cornstarch, soy sauce, and ginger.
  • Add to skillet; cook and stir till thickened and bubbly.
  • Return chicken to skillet with peapods; stir until heated through.
  • Serve over rice and top with cashews.
  • Reviews

  • “Another masterpiece by Inez! I didn’t have chicken…I used pork leftovers–and the taste was wonderful. Thanks for a great recipe!”

  • “I really liked the simplicity of this recipe, also I like that you can use whatever veggies you have on hand. I added hot pepper flakes to kick it up a little.”

  • “Very good tasting stir fry but like others suggested I doubled the sauce. The recipe can adjusts to a variety of vegetables but I love sugar snap peas in mine. We just have nuts on hand to sprinkle on after making serving since some of my kids have allergies. I usually use peanuts because we always seem to have them on hand. Thanks for a great stir fry recipe.”

  • “Thanks for the great recipe! My family loved it.My kids don’t like peppers and mushrooms and yet they ate them in this recipe. Will definetly make this often.”

  • “The sauce had a very good flavor. I used frozen stir fry vegetables, they were OK, next time I will use fresh. I would recommend making this.”

  • “Thank you, Miss Nezz for posting this wonderful recipe.It was so very, very good.I used the grated ginger in the jar — and I should have added more.I didn’t have my thinking cap on when I decided not to use the ground ginger (knowing I should have bumped the amount I was using up).Nevertheless, it was still awesome.Instead of plain cooking oil, I used some sesame oil.I didn’t use the carrot, but instead had some beautiful asparagus on hand.I also sliced the onion instead of chopping it.I know it will even be better the next time I make it — due to adjuting the ginger — and I think I’ll also increase the soy sauce just a little.I added some minced garlic and will continue with that the next time I make this.It’s such a fresh, healthy dish.Your directions were great (and I so appreciate that).This makes a marvelous meal.”

  • “Excellent!I was never sure how to make a decent stir-fry and your recipe was both easy to follow and delicious.I used carrots, onions, baby corn and snow peas and it turned out great.Can’t wait to try it with other veggies!Thanks, MizzNezz!”

  • “I thought this was a little bland.Should have read the other reviews to double the sauce…or at least the soy sauce.Overall good, just needed more flavor.”

  • “This was a very simple, delicious stir fry. I used a mix of fresh and frozen veggies. I think next time I’ll use just fresh veggies, including freshly grated ginger and garlic and season the chicken with salt and pepper in the first step. I didn’t have cashews so I just sprinkled walnuts on top. Thanks for sharing!”

  • “This was really good!I added a small red pepper and left the carrot and pea pods out.”

  • “This was great..!Made the sauce just as described and varied the veggies up a little.My hubby said it was the BEST stir-fry he had ever had.The recipe is in my cookbook and will be frequented often – thank you!”

  • “Just made this for dinner tonight…Spectacular! Everyone loved this dish, even my kids who ate it up without issues. This was a very easy and fairly quick dinner to make, once all the veggies and meat were prepared. I couldn’t find peapods so I used sugar snap peas, which turned out fine. Thanks for a great recipe!”

  • “Very good. I basically used this recipe for the sauce. My DD had requested stirfry for her “last” meal (before some dental work) so I cooked up some chicken, used frozen stirfry veggies with extra baby corn and water chestnuts and the sauce from here. I served it over Soba noodles and she just loved it!”

  • “I thought this recipe was great.I omitted the chicken and used lots of fresh veggies insted.I did add about 30ml of Oyster Sauce just to use up what I had on hand.It was a great stir fry and had more flavour than our local chinese take-out’s.Loved the cashews, they sure added a nice crunch.I served it over jasmine rice.”

  • “I make this about once every 2 weeks now.I use whatever veges I have cut up in the fridge, and you can put this together in no time.I use my rice cooker to make the rice.Thanks for this winner!”

  • “This is a really fabulous stir-fry recipe!!I love the sauce and the cashews taste great with it!! The sauce is not too salty also which I like, it is just right!!I used chicken thighs plus 3 oz of shiitake and 3 oz baby portobella mushrooms.I will definitely make this again!!Made for the Magic Mushroom tag game,Sept. 2008!”

  • “My husband requested oriental chicken without sugar; I found this. It fits the bill and is very healthy, I think. (Leave out the cashews to cut down on that huge amount of fat.) To add flavor, I rubbed the rawchicken with fresh crushed garlic. This does not make much sauce if you’re serving it over rice; next time I will double it.”

  • “This recipe was very good.We had it for dinner tonight.”

  • “Inez supplied another wonderful supper for us last night and I even forgot to add the cashews, lol! Dan just couldn’t get enough!I made as directed and served over rice along with some extra soy sauce. When I saw the cashews sitting on the kitchen counter after supper, we laughed and ate them for dessert ;)Thanks for another lovely meal, Nezz!”

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