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Title: Chicken Chow Main
Categories: Diabetic Poultry Main
Yield: 6 Sweet ones

1tbVegetable oil
3cCelery; diagonally sliced
1/2cGreen onions; with tops diagonally slcied
2 1/2cChicken broth; hot
3tbCornstarch;
1/2tsSalt;
1/8tsGarlic powder; =OR=-
1clGarlic; minced
1/8tsGround ginger;
1/2cCold water;
1tbSoy sauce;
3 1/4cChicken; firmly packed chopped cooked(bite-sized pieces)
1 1/4cGreen peppers;* chopped
  (1" cubes)
6oz(2 cn) mushrooms; stem & pieces; drained =OR=-
8ozFresh mushrooms; sliced
3 1/2oz(1 cn) water chestnuts; drained and sliced
3 1/2ozChow mein noodles;
2tbCandied gingrer root; finely chopped

* For color you may want to add yellow, red and green.

Heat vegetables oil in a deep heavy cooking pot; add celery and onion; stir-fry over moderate heat until onions are transparent but not brown. Add chicken broth, cover and over low heat 4-5 minutes. Meanwhile, combine cornstarch, salt, garlic, ginger, cold water, and soy sauce and mix until smooth. Add slowly to hot mixture, stirring constantly. Cook and stir over medium heat unitl liquid thickens and is clear. Add chicken, green peppers, mushrooms, and water chestnuts; mix well. Cover and cook over low heat about 5 minutes, until heated throught. To serve into a 2-quart serving dish. Mix noodles and candied ginger and sctter on top of chicken mixture. 1 serving : 1 cup chicken-vegetable mixture plus about 1/3 cup chow mein noodles. Food Exchange per serving: 3 LEAN MEAT EXCHANGES + 2 VEGETABLE EXCHANGES + 1 STARCH EXCHANGE; CAL: 327; CHO: 29g; PRO: 30g; FAT: 10g; SOD: 773mg; CHO: 67mg; LOW-SODIUM DIETS: This recipe is not suitable.

Source: The Art of Cooking for the Diabetic by Mary Abbot Hess.R.D.,M.S. Brought to you and yours via Nancy O'Brion and her Meal-Master.

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