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It seems that TSO chicken is a spicy version of sweet and sour chicken. Sizz's recipe sounds great. You can also use deboned chicken cut into pieces. For the sauce, try adding hot chilli, a tablespoon of rice wine, big cubes of onion and green peppers and of course pineapple for that spicy sweet sourish taste! This dish can be done in a wok/frying pan.
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That is what I always say in so called ethnick restaraunts in America they serve dish dishes nobody knows in the homeland.
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thanks guys/gals for all the replies. I definitly have some good information to go forward.
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O dear! Well it's General Tso's chicken by MeanChef. I wonder why the number didn't pull up the recipe? I read it off the top of my printed recipe! So sorry for the confusion. Goulash!! That's not even close!
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