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By ebechan
on January 08, 2003
try it, your love it! I so good and easy, I made it in only about 5 min. and ate it up just as fast! I tweeked this recipe a little to fix my taste. added some crushed garlic and some korean style red pepper flakes (not enough to make it hot, just enough to give a little spice and some extra demention to the taste) Also, I have some advice for cooking with sesame: First, Grind your sesames seed just a bit before you throw them in. A small mortar will work great for this. Don't mash them completely, just grind them up a bit. If you don't have a mortor, rub them between your fingers as you drop them in. it really releases their flavor, and gives off a great smell as your grinding. Second, cook the meat in a small amout of Veg. oil. then when you are almost done, add about a Tsp of semame oil. do this in the last min. of cooking as sesame oil flavor breaks down quickly when exposed to heat. When the sesame oil smell whafts up, it's done! enjoy^^
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on April 15, 2003
Holy cow, this was so good. I actually used this as a base for a fried rice recipe (#38748), but I tasted some before making the rice and it was excellent. I doubled the sauce portions and used 1 lb pork, 2 chicken breasts, and about 20 shrimp all cut up into small pieces. Very good flavor. It seriously did taste like a fine chinese restaurant. Thanks so much!
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on October 17, 2002
This recipe was delicious! The taste of the toasted sesame seeds were wonderful. I am going to be making this alot ; ) I think I am going to double or triple on the sauce, tasted fantastic on the rice! Thanks so much for this recipe Bergy ; )
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on April 29, 2010
This was very good. I had a couple huge pork chops that I had left over so I sliced them up and used them. Next time I plan on using some pork tenderloin. The sauce flavor was wonderful -- but it was a little on the thin side. I think I'll add a little cornstarch next time to thicken it up a little -- that way it should cling to the meat and veggie a little better. The snow peas at the store didn't look very good, so I picked up some asparagus and mushrooms -- they were delicious. Thank you for sharing your recipe.
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**Update...made this last night with chicken and it was soooo good!** First Review - I heinously modified this recipe! First off, I coated the pork in cornstarch and browned it that way, I just like it so much like that! I didn't know I didn't have any sesame seeds...so, I added in a heaping spoonful of minced garlic, a finely chopped carrot, water chestnuts, some chopped onion that I had in the fridge and about 3 shakes of crushed red pepper. Oh, and I doubled the sauce. I sprinkled green onions and cashews on the top and served over rice. It was a WINNER!
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on December 23, 2003
Very very tasty. I used chicken and added it to the Chinese fried rice (Chinese Fried Rice). The best recipe I've tried in a long time... well worth the effort
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on November 09, 2003
Tasty, quick and easy. Used it with Sue L's fried rice. Very mild tasting so I added a bit of chili oil to jazz it up a bit.
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on October 28, 2003
No stars beacuse I didn't use one of the recommended meats (I used deli sliced ham; I needed something to do with it and this seemed like a pretty inexpensive alternative) Loved the flavors of the sauce but it didn't go well with deli sliced ham. Just FYI.
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on September 24, 2003
I just got married and had to try out my new wok. I surprised my new dh last night with stir-fry. We both loved it! I took the advice of the person who said to grind the sesame seeds and add the oil at the end-it tasted great. Combined this recipe with chinese fried rice-yum! We can't wait for the leftovers tonight!
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on August 30, 2003
I used this recipe with recipe 38748 (Chinese Fried Rice)... and it was soooo good! I am so glad I used this instead of the plain meat that the other recipe called for... it definitely made the dish better. I did use chicken instead of pork, and skipped the peas, but kept the rest of the ingredients the same.
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This recipe turned out so great! I added garlic, green onions, and jalepeno also used zuchinni instead of snow peas. So, so good we'll be making this lots. Thanks for posting!
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on May 03, 2011
This was SOOOOO good. I used pork chops and sliced them up into strips, because they were super cheap @ the market this week. I doubled the sauce (because I wanted to have extra for rice drizzling) and I just added a TEENY cornstarch to sauce to make a bit thicker. Everything else stayed the same. LOVED the combo of the soy sauce, honey and sesame seeds! It had TONS of flavor. This was the VERY first time I've cooked with snow peas, believe it or not. Hubby and I absolutely loved the entire dish, will definitely make again.
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Soo Goood. Made With Mixed Vegies that i sauted up first then i cooked ground pork with them and added the sauce. My one year old loved it too.
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I made this last night and it was pretty good but I didn't find it very flavorful (I didn't add the sesame seeds b/c I don't care for them but I did add some red pepper flakes and mushrooms). So I put the leftovers in the fridge and ate it for lunch today - it was SOO YUMMY!!! All of the flavors must have blended and it was fabulous. I will definitely make this again and maybe marinate it overnight - give it a try!
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on November 02, 2009
Fabulous. Doubled the recipe. Used about 1.3 lb of pork. Lightly floured the pork. Added one onion, three garlic cloves and sprinkled some hot pepper flakes. The sauce was delicious. This was one of our favorites.
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on March 28, 2009
This was great..used the sweet chili sauce, fresh ginger, slivered red bell pepper, onions and garlic as suggested.. smashed and toasted the sesame seeds as advised..cut the pea pods in quarters to spread them more generously. I did start with dusting my pork in a ziplock of flour, red and black ground pepper and onion salt.. Topped with heated cashews, and chopped green pepper.. We are lessening our carbs so had it by itself.. It was wonderful!! Thanks Bergy.. ANOTHER winner! nora:)
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This is an easy dish to make. I added a sliced onion and some garlic to the pan. I also used Pam in place of the oil but did add some sesame oil when I stir fried my onion. Thanks for the recipe.
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on December 29, 2008
Quick and easy stir-fry with great flavor from the sesame oil. I added a clove of crushed garlic and some red pepper flakes. I substituted frozen stir-fry vegetables for the snow peas, and served this over white rice.
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on March 02, 2008
This was pretty good. It didn't have a lot of flavor but it was kind of nice that way.
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