Chicken Lettuce Cups
Show: Guy's Big Bite
Episode: Wrapped Up
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By jensgbpackers
Las Vegas, NV
on October 05, 2008
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I used to think that PF Chang's (chinese restaurant made great lettuce cups, but these take the cake! I love this and so did my family. Easy to make and even better since I don't like leftovers, this taste great even the next day! I omitted the peanuts and added more asian chili sauce (in leiu of the sambal sauce to kick it up a notch. Only for the brave though. Enjoy!
By condos.mark_111...
Brentwood, CA
on October 02, 2008
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I found that if you reduce the sauce by cooking for a few minutes longer (Like the tangereine beef recipe it helps with the liquid mess problem. I adjusted the amount of ginger to about 1 tablespoon, and for me it made the rest of the flavors pop. I'm becoming a legend in my neighborhood. Thanks Guy!
By Chef #433138
San Diego, CA
on July 29, 2008
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I made these for a baby shower and they were a huge success! I had no leftovers and lots of recipe requests. The Apricot Sesame Sambal Sauce is the best and I don't even like spicy food! I'm making some just to keep in the fridge as a condiment!
By maggietilson_10...
La Vergne, TN
on July 15, 2008
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Great recipe eventhough I made some substitutions to use what I had on hand. I used ground chicken, asian chili sauce instead of the sambal sauce, and boston lettuce. I ended up adding some shredded cabbage and adding some cornstarch to thicken at the end of cooking. I think iceberg would have been better for adding a crunchy texture since I omitted the fried wonton skins. The sauce is excellent and I'll be using it for dipping eggrolls or pot stickers or even as a salad dressing.
By sansari16
Irvine, CA
on July 14, 2008
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The sauce was very overbearing for the vegetables. I would recommend only adding half of the sauce mixture to the vegetables.
By Tailgate Queen
columbus, OH
on July 14, 2008
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I used ground turkey because I didn't have chicken breasts in the freezer. My husband and I loved them! In fact, he asked me to make them again for a golf outing he is hosting. The next time I make them, I won't add all of the sauce right away. That way they will stay moist and crunchy. Thanks Guy for a great recipe that will be in my file for ever!
By bjnkkn_5355622
Batesville, IN
on July 12, 2008
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My 18 year old son took several bites and wondered if I had actually made the dish from scratch. I added considerably more veggies and used miso flavored tofu instead of the chicken. The recipe for the sauce makes enough for at least 2 complete recipes of the wrap ingredients. It is very spicy and good. This would also be good on top of rice or other whole grains like barley or quinoh.
By ru2krewe_4630733
Niceville, FL
on July 12, 2008
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My whole family loved this recipe. I did tame down the spice by cutting the sambul sauce, but even my picky eater devoured it. There is so much flavor in the sauce I shared the recipe with my niece who is a vegetarian to try with tofu.
By rst1967_10707025
Fairfax, VA
on July 09, 2008
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Excellent!
By kelpie1_10698335
Spartanburg, SC
on July 07, 2008
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This is a wonderful dish, I made it and everyone loved it, it's so easy to sub in for items you don't have. I didn't have a couple items like the mung beans and the apricot jam, so I used summer squash and crushed pineapple. It's so easy, my husband even hopped in and helped out! It has a little spice to it that doesn't hit you at first, it kind of sneaks up on you, but it also doesn't over power you. I have even served it over steamed white rice, still, just as wonderful a dish to eat!