Recipe 9
``All things are clean to clean persons.''
(Titus 1:15)
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Chicken Chop Suey
This is a trial and error recipe which works with some
variations as well. When we watch cooking shows on TV,
a stir-fry is often seen. But it is still a little more
difficult to make up your own recipe than it appears.
Garlic and ginger are common ingredients in this kind
of recipe, and they may be used either separately or
together.
Organic soy sauce is a new ingredient
which I have seen only recently, but it makes a healthy
seasoning.
Chicken is famous for
the salmonella poisoning associated with it. When you
cook chicken therefore, smaller pieces will ensure that
the middle of the meat is heated nearer to the temperature
of the outside of the meat, so that if the outside is
hot enough to kill the bacteria, so may the inside be
also. Salmonella poisoning may linger for two weeks in
the event that it happens upon you. God bless you.
Requires a wok.
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Recipe 9:
Recipes /
Chicken Chop Suey
1 deboned organic chicken breast (more or less)
1 small organic onion, halved and sliced
3 cloves organic garlic, chopped
12 small slices of ginger
3 dashes organic soy sauce
1 T organic butter
¼ large organic green pepper
2 small handfuls organic bean sprouts
2 large (or 6-8 small) white mushrooms, sliced
Using the wok:
Heat the wok to medium-high, add butter, garlic, and onion.
Sauté, adding chicken breast sliced in strips across
the `grain' before the garlic gets brown.
Cook chicken strips until nearly done, then add the remaining
ingredients.
Cook until green pepper is starting get limp. Reduce heat to
low and serve.
Season with soy sauce when eating.
I like maybe a couple of dashes of soy
sauce on a small serving.
The idea is to put the green peppers in last so that they
are somewhat crisp when served. Fresh bean sprouts may be
added to leftovers when reheating.
Chicken pieces cook more readily when they are smaller. It
is better to cook chicken a little longer if there is any
doubt about salmonella. When the chicken pieces get firm
they are likely done, but they should not have any pinkness
in the centre. A little experience goes a long way here.
Ward Green
Cleanness may refer to conscience as well as to person.
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