
Cashew Chicken
Cashew chicken is the gentler cousin of kung pao, a dish for nights when you want stir-fry rhythm without the chilli burn
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Cashew chicken is the gentler cousin of kung pao, a dish for nights when you want stir-fry rhythm without the chilli burn

This is the gentle Cantonese-style stir-fry you cook for someone new to Chinese food: no chilli, no fermented bite, just textural balance

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