Chicken and Cashew Stir Fry - Wednesdays with Donna Hay

I knew my husband was going to love this week's Donna Hay's recipe because it is a stir fry and so far, none have failed, for us.  This is supposed to be a beef stir fry and I had planned to make it with beef.  I thought, I had meat in the freezer but I only found chicken cutlets.  Since, I had just come from the grocery, and had no intentions of  returning, chicken it would be.  I am willing to bet that the chicken is as delicious as beef.  Of course, I am a poultry eater, not much of a beef eater which just may be the reason, my freezer was devoid of meat.  


Chicken and cashew stir-fry was really a quick, easy and delicious recipe (QED).  I did sub in a red pepper in place of the red chillies which hubby would hate.  The snow peas were crisp and added a slight crunch to the dish, which was welcome.  Cashews also added crunch and were so very good although, I did burn a few by turning around, for a moment. Those that blackened partially did not taste burnt so I am guessing, I got them out of the pan, in time.  All of the parts went together nicely and the whole resulted in a dinner we praised, as we demolished it (politely of course).


As my second Donna Hay recipe, so far, the results are 100 percent in the winner column.  If you like a stir fry, I think this is one, you will enjoy.  You can find the recipe here. 


Check the other Donna Hay Gals: (posted by Thursday)
Kayte
Gay
Margaret
Next week: Blue Cheese and Caramelised Onion Brioche
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Comments

  1. JoanneFebruary 16, 2012 at 7:18 AM

    I love stir fries also! Definitely need to try this sauce.

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  2. Gloria BakerFebruary 16, 2012 at 8:03 PM

    Love this Bizzy!! gloria

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  3. Angie's RecipesFebruary 17, 2012 at 7:44 AM

    Adore quick and delicious stir-fries. This looks really tasty with cashew nuts.

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