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I included 2 styles. The drummettes version is great finger food--picnics and the beach, but can take a little more time depending on how many drummettes you need. The Stir-Fry Option 2 is a quick and easy one-dish meal--meat, vegetables and even a fruit in a single bound. And no bright red dye that you find in mall sweet and sour.
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Drummettes Version
Mix flour, garlic salt, pepper and parsley together. Dredge chicken in flour and fry til golden brown. Put the chicken in a 9 x 13 baking dish. Pour sauce of chicken. Bake at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes, turning the chicken once or twice to coat evenly.
Stir-Fry Option 2
Cook chicken strips as in the Drummettes version and set aside on a plate. Put all sauce ingredients into a pan and heat until it is bubbly but not boiling. Pour most of the sauce over the chicken. Add a very small amount of canola oil to the same pan (if necessary) and stir fry the vegetables with the rest of the sweet and sour sauce. Add some pineapple chunks at the end if you want. Toss vegetables and sauce over chicken.
Mix flour, garlic salt, pepper and parsley together. Dredge chicken in flour and fry til golden brown. Put the chicken in a 9 x 13 baking dish. Pour sauce of chicken. Bake at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes, turning the chicken once or twice to coat evenly.
Stir-Fry Option 2
Cook chicken strips as in the Drummettes version and set aside on a plate. Put all sauce ingredients into a pan and heat until it is bubbly but not boiling. Pour most of the sauce over the chicken. Add a very small amount of canola oil to the same pan (if necessary) and stir fry the vegetables with the rest of the sweet and sour sauce. Add some pineapple chunks at the end if you want. Toss vegetables and sauce over chicken.