So this entry is basically recipe-less. I took a look at everything from my share residing in my refrigerator and decided it was time to use my easy out and make a stir fry! With one recipe I was able to use my bok choi, peppers and broccoli. All had to get at the store was a red onion and some chicken.
I say it was almost recipe free because although making a stir fry isn't complicated (even I can do that!) I had no idea how to actually prepare bok choi. I had gotten it a few times in my share and had either given it away or sadly let it go to waste. Now I could absolutely kick myself for not using it sooner. Bok Choi is CRAZY GOOD. Lesson learned!!!
I used this recipe to figure out how to cook the bok choi, but everything else I did on my own. As the recipe mentions, I cooked the cubed chicken up in a skillet and cooked all the way through. The recipe said to just add the bok choi and broccoli to the chicken in the pan, but there was a lot of juice in the pan and I didn't want to overcook the chicken so I put it in a bowl and set it aside while I cooked the bok choi and other veggies.
One the pan was empty, I added the bok choi and broccoli with a half cup of water, covered and let it cook. As the bok choi was going, I took the pepper and red onion and sauteed them in another pan until they were cooked, but still had a little bit of crispness.
I added the peppers and onion to the cooked bok choi and broccoli and added some store bought teriyaki sauce and stirred them up. I added the chicken in with the veggies and stirred some more until everything had sauce on it.
Then I put some white rice in a bowl, added the chicken and veggie mixture and viola - a delicious stir fry!
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