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Low-Fat Sweet and Sour Chicken: A Volumetric Diet-Friendly Recipe

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Ingredients

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1 tablespoon oil
6 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (chopped in chunks)
2 bell peppers (any color chopped in chunks)
1 onion (large chopped in chunks)
1 cup vinegar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup orange juice
1/2 cup pineapple juice (from a can of pineapple chunks)
6 ounces tomato paste (1 can)
2 tablespoons cornstarch (dissolved in cold water)

Nutritional information

251.4
Calories
36g
Calories From Fat
4g
Total Fat
0.8 g
Saturated Fat
68.4mg
Cholesterol
500mg
Sodium
22.9g
Carbs
2.7g
Dietary Fiber
15g
Sugars
29.4g
Protein
335g
Serving Size (g)
6
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Low-Fat Sweet and Sour Chicken: A Volumetric Diet-Friendly Recipe

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    This was an excellent recipe! I usually don't eat sweet and sour chicken at Chinese places because it is often deep fried so this recipe is very welcome and will be made again. It tastes very much like what you get in Chinese places here with sweet and sour without all grease from the chicken. It was also quick and very easy to make, which is a big plus. The only thing that I changed was sugar instead of Splenda because they didn't have it at my supermarket. I'll have a look at the big supermarket to see if they have it for the next time that I make it to keep the calories down. Made for PAC March '09.

    • 50 min
    • Serves 6
    • Easy

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    Sweet and Sour Chicken (Low Fat and Volumetric), I’ve been using this sweet and sour sauce for years. It came from the recipe booklet included with my first wok. In the past it was always served with home made deep fried chicken balls. I’ve modified my recipe to make it Volumetric with all the great taste of the original tangy sauce! It is also quick to prepare, making it a great mid-week meal., This was an excellent recipe! I usually don’t eat sweet and sour chicken at Chinese places because it is often deep fried so this recipe is very welcome and will be made again. It tastes very much like what you get in Chinese places here with sweet and sour without all grease from the chicken. It was also quick and very easy to make, which is a big plus. The only thing that I changed was sugar instead of Splenda because they didn’t have it at my supermarket. I’ll have a look at the big supermarket to see if they have it for the next time that I make it to keep the calories down. Made for PAC March ’09., I’ve been using this sweet and sour sauce for years. It came from the recipe booklet included with my first wok. In the past it was always served with home made deep fried chicken balls. I’ve modified my recipe to make it Volumetric with all the great taste of the original tangy sauce! It is also quick to prepare, making it a great mid-week meal.


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    Steps

    1
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    Heat Oil in a Non-Stick Pan or Wok.

    2
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    Cook Chicken Until No Longer Pink. Remove Chicken, Saving the Liquid in the Pan.

    3
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    Add the Peppers and Onions to the Liquid in the Pan and Heat Until Cooked. I Like My Peppers and Onions Crunchy, So I Don't Overcook.

    4
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    Once Cooked, Drain and Set Aside.

    5
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    While Chicken and Peppers Are Cooking, Prepare the Sauce.

    6
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    to Make Sauce: Place Vinegar, Salt, Juices and Tomato Paste in a Pot.

    7
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    Heat on Medium and Simmer For 10 Minutes.

    8
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    Combine Cornstarch With a Small Amount of Water.

    9
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    Add Cornstarch/Water Mixture to the Sauce, Stirring to Remove Any Lumps.

    10
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    Add Splenda and Pineapple Chunks.

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