Spicy chicken breast fillets

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It’s been hot lately that cooking has become quite an effort. Until the weather becomes a little more comfortable, I’d really prefer to stay away from dishes that require a lot of preparation. The shorter the time I spend cooking, the less time I need to perspire in the kitchen. Summer in the Philippines can really be so oppressive.

My 11-year-old was requesting sweet and sour pork for dinner but I just didn’t have the energy for it. I decided to make a counter offer–chicken breast fillets with a similar sauce. She was reasonable and accepted graciously.

Spicy chicken breast fillets

The cooked dish was made with strips of deboned chicken meat seasoned with herbed salt, dredged in flour, deep fried until golden then served with home made chili garlic sauce. It took 15 minutes to prepare. Another five minutes to make my garlic, basil and onion leaves sinangag and dinner was served.

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  1. Josie of Qatar on March 22nd, 2008 7:08 pm

    hi Miss Connie good day, i will try this recipe first, and i’m sure masarap din ‘to. Similar sya sa sweet and sour chicken fillet, yung preparation, iba lang ang sauce nya, kinuha ko kasi yung recipe ng sweet and sour, i’ll get this one too, since puro chicken and beef lang dito sa Qatar, although may fish din. My husband didnt want the paulit ulit na ulam, so i need to look for the different recipies. You know binabasa ko pa lang yung recipe mo i’m sure masarap yun and parang alam ko na ang lasa, ganon daw yun kapag marunong magluto marunong daw mag appreciate sa masarap ding luto ng iba , kagaya mo Miss Connie. talagang pinoy na pinoy ang luto mo kapag sinabing pinoy food. Sa iba kasi di ko alam yung ibang ingredients, iba ang pangalan, at least ikaw nagbibigay ka ng substitute, anyway thank you very much for this recipe, and i’m sure marami pa akong kukuning recipe mo, to try, of course sasarapan ko rin kagaya ng luto mo… sige sa next ulit ha…….God Bless..

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