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I made some chicken and veggie stir fry tonight, and I actually had everything I needed.
Three beautiful peppers and some green onions were in the fridge.
Chicken breasts and a bag of frozen Japanese stir fry veggies were in the freezer.
Jasmine rice and a bottle of stir fry sauce were in the pantry.
I threw in the whole bottle of stir fry sauce, tasted it, and decided it was too salty.
Then I tossed in a couple handfuls of brown sugar, and the end result was pretty darn good!
As always, the trick to making stress-free stir fry is to have everything chopped up and ready to go before you start to cook.
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