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Sesame Ginger Garlic Chicken

Sesame Ginger Garlic Chicken
In the past, I had conflicting emotions regarding skinless, boneless chicken breast. I'm aware that many people consider it to be the simplest, most approachable cut of chicken to prepare, but I've witnessed it go horribly wrong far too often to concur. It is challenging to cook properly because of the irregular thickness and shape; by the time the thickest part's core is fully done, the other portions are overcooked. Additionally, without the bones to protect it from direct heat and the skin to keep it moist as it cooks, the meat is extremely susceptible to drying out. But you can easily overcome the drawbacks of skinless, boneless chicken breasts. Bring them to a flat, even thickness by pounding. It becomes a "paillard" once it has been pounded. It cooks amazingly.
Serve with roasted sweet potatoes and zucchini on the side for welcome pops of color.
“Good food is very often, even most often, simple food.” ― Anthony Bourdain

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