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Plum Chicken with Singapore Noodles and Asparagus

Plum Chicken with Singapore Noodles and Asparagus
Yields
4 servings

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ingredients

Water, boiled in a kettle
Cooking spray
10
to 12 boneless, skinless chicken thighs (800g)
2
Tbsp cornstarch
½
cup each of hoisin sauce, V-H plum sauce, soy sauce, peach jam and water
1
tsp each of ginger powder, lemon juice and hot chili sauce
Aluminum foil
1
lb(s) (450g) precooked vermicelli noodles
16
stalks fresh asparagus (340g)
½
tsp salt (optional)
¼
cup chicken broth
1
Tbsp liquid honey
2
tsp curry powder
½
tsp basil leaves
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directions

Step 1

Spray large cake pan with cooking spray.

Step 2

Unravel chicken thighs and lay flat on pan.

Step 3

Combine the following in a small bowl in this order; cornstarch, gradually mix in hoisin until cornstarch is smooth. Blend in plum sauce, soy, peach jam, water, ginger, lemon juice and hot chili sauce.

Step 4

Pour evenly over chicken.

Step 5

Place uncovered pan on foil diffuser (see instructions below) in preheated BBQ. Close lid. Set timer for 30 minutes.

Step 6

Rinse noodles in colander. Place in a large heatproof bowl or pot. Cover with boiling water and let stand while preparing asparagus.

Step 7

Place asparagus on a large piece of sprayed foil (shiny side in).

Step 8

Salt lightly and wrap tight. Set aside.

Step 9

Drain noodles in colander.

Step 10

In the uncleaned mixing bowl combine chicken broth, honey, curry and basil.

Step 11

Return noodles to bowl and toss. Set aside.

Step 12

When timer rings, leave chicken in BBQ.

Step 13

Place asparagus on BBQ grill.

Step 14

Set timer for 15 minutes. Turn once.

Step 15

Just before serving microwave noodles at high for 3 minutes or until hot.

Step 16

A foil diffuser is made by folding a long piece of heavy foil in half, shiny side out. The edges are crumpled together on all sides. The final size must be larger than the bottom of the pan you are using. When using your BBQ as an oven, the diffuser deflects the direct heat from the burners to prevent scorching the food in the bottom of the pan.

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