3 Tbs. canola oil
2 tsp. minced garlic
1tsp mined ginger
1 Pound Chicken Breast, grounded*
1 8oz can Water Chestnuts, finely chopped
½ c Mushrooms, finely chopped
3 green Onion, chopped
2 cups bagged coleslaw mix or shredded cabbage
4tbs. Soy Sauce
4 tbs. Brown Sugar
1 tsp. Rice vinegar
1-2 Heads of butter lettuce
Heat the oil in a in a large skillet on medium high heat on
the stove. Add garlic and ginger sauté
for about a minute. Add in the chicken,
mushrooms, water chestnuts, soy sauce, brown sugar, and rice wine vinegar. Cook until the chicken is cooked
through. Add in green onion and coleslaw
mix. Cook for another 3-5 minutes or until the cabbage is cooked.
*A
easy way to ground chicken is to blend it in the blender
Special Sauce
1 cup warm water
4 tsb. Soy sauce
4 tbs. Rice wine vinegar
4 tbs. Ketchup
2 tbs. Lemon juice
¼ tsp sesame oil
Optional add in’s: Chinese Mustard and
Sriracha sauce
To serve remove the individual leaves form the lettuce. Spoon the chicken mixture on to the leave and
the then drizzle the special sauce over the top. Serve 6-8
I like to serve with a rice pilaf and some fresh fruit.
Food For Thought: A woman’s moral influence is nowhere more powerfully felt or more beneficially employed than in the home. There is no better setting for rearing the rising generation than the traditional family.
In all events, a mother can exert an influence unequaled by any other person in any other relationship. By the power of her example and teaching, her sons learn to respect womanhood and to incorporate discipline and high moral standards in their own lives. Her daughters learn to cultivate their own virtue and to stand up for what is right, again and again, however unpopular. A mother’s love and high expectations lead her children to act responsibly without excuses, to be serious about education and personal development, and to make ongoing contributions to the well-being of all around them.-Todd D. Christofferson-Moral Force of Women
Food For Thought: A woman’s moral influence is nowhere more powerfully felt or more beneficially employed than in the home. There is no better setting for rearing the rising generation than the traditional family.
In all events, a mother can exert an influence unequaled by any other person in any other relationship. By the power of her example and teaching, her sons learn to respect womanhood and to incorporate discipline and high moral standards in their own lives. Her daughters learn to cultivate their own virtue and to stand up for what is right, again and again, however unpopular. A mother’s love and high expectations lead her children to act responsibly without excuses, to be serious about education and personal development, and to make ongoing contributions to the well-being of all around them.-Todd D. Christofferson-Moral Force of Women
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