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Prepared bourbon chicken recipe in bowl.

Bourbon Chicken Recipe

    This is a bourbon-free version of the Chinese takeout favorite, bourbon chicken. It's an easy dish to prepare — you mix up the sauce, fry the chicken, then simmer for 10 minutes and you're done.

    Prepared bourbon chicken recipe in bowl.

    Bourbon Chicken Recipe

      This is a bourbon-free version of the Chinese takeout favorite, bourbon chicken. It's an easy dish to prepare — you mix up the sauce, fry the chicken, then simmer for 10 minutes and you're done.

      Plate of crispy Sichuan beef with vegetables

      Beef a La Sichuan recipe

        Crispy beef cooked with celery, carrots and green onions, then tossed in a spicy sauce with mustard, chili oil, soy and ginger for rich Sichuan flavor

        Close up view of Chinese honey chicken prepared.

        Chinese Honey Chicken Recipe

          This is a satisfying dish made of battered and deep-fried chicken pieces, coated in a sticky, sweet sauce flavored with ginger and garlic.

          Prepared pork and pepper stir fry over white rice.

          Pork and pepper stir-fry recipe

            Full flavor on a budget can be yours with this simple pork and pepper stir fry. I love this dish as a weekday meal because it’s easy to make and doesn’t skimp on tangy Asian flavors.  

            Close-up of Szechuan shrimp with sauce and green onions on rice

            Szechuan shrimp recipe

              A simple, spicy stir-fry made with shrimp, garlic, and ginger that’s ready in minutes and full of flavor.

              Chicken noodles in a bowl with scallions

              Asian chicken with noodles recipe

                Stir-fried chicken thighs tossed with noodles, cabbage and carrots in a savory mix of soy and oyster sauce for a simple Asian chicken noodle dish

                Hoisin meatballs on plate with Asian slaw.

                Hoisin meatballs recipe

                    If you’re having friends over for drinks or to watch the big game, these tangy meatballs will disappear faster than cold beers on a hot day. You can serve them as finger foods, with toothpicks as the utensil. I also like to make them for dinner alongside an Asian slaw or white rice.