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Detailed recipe here: https://takestwoeggs.com/kung-pao-chicken/
Looks incredible!
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Why do they all look so greasy
Yum!!π
That weird head bobbing thing is so annoying
food looks beautiful
Quick question are you using olive oil or sesame oil when you heat up the wok?