Stir fried chicken, almonds and skiitake mushrooms Step 1

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November 1, 2009

Step 1

If you have chicken thigh fillets, just cut each into bite-size pieces. It’s been a headache finding them in supermarket for the last couple of months so I used the bone-in thighs in the freezer. I simply deboned them and reserved the bones for making soup at some future time.

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