Sweet and Sour Chicken

Name: Sweet and Sour Chicken
Yield: 0
Cuisine: Asian
Ingredients: 3 boneless chicken breast {cut into small peices; 1 can(s) pineapple chunks,; 1 jar(s) sweet and sour sauce; 1 onion; 1 bell pepper; salt and pepper to taste

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By Tammie Dedrick
@southerngal10

I love this recipe because you can add as much chicken as you want but if you add more chicken increase your onions and peppers. It will feed 1 to 2 or a whole crowd.

Rating:

★★★★★ 2 votes5

Ingredients

3

boneless chicken breast {cut into small peices
1 can(s)

pineapple chunks,
1 jar(s)

sweet and sour sauce
1

onion
1

bell pepper
·

salt and pepper to taste
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How to Make Sweet and Sour Chicken

Step-by-Step

cut chicken into small bit size peices
put into frying pan and start to cook when just starting to cook add onion, bell pepper, and pineapple chunks
when this is just about 3 or 4 min from being done add sweet and sour sauce.

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About Sweet and Sour Chicken

Course/Dish: Chicken

Regional Style: Asian

Other Tag: Quick & Easy

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