Sweet and Sour Chicken with Pineapple and Pepper
Pan-cook coated chicken pieces, then toss with pineapple and bell pepper in a tangy vinegar sauce. Serve the glossy sweet and sour chicken over rice.
Pan-cook coated chicken pieces, then toss with pineapple and bell pepper in a tangy vinegar sauce. Serve the glossy sweet and sour chicken over rice.
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