How do you make the paleo-whole30 friendly orange sauce?
Orange chicken is popular for several reasons:
1. Flavorful Sauce: It features a sweet, savory, and tangy orange sauce.
2. Crispy Texture: The chicken is battered and fried until crispy, then coated in the sauce.
3. Familiar Yet Exotic: It offers the comfort of fried chicken with an exotic orange twist.
4. Widely Adaptable: It pairs well with other Asian-inspired dishes, making it a menu staple.
5. Ease of Preparation: It's quick and easy to prepare, suitable for fast meals.
6. Broad Appeal: Its sweet flavor appeals to both children and adults.
7. Cultural Fusion: Represents a fusion of American and Chinese culinary traditions.
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Looking for a rice bowl recipe? Try ourWhole30 Orange Chicken Meatballs are all that you love about a take-out favorite in a delicious bite. Even the kids love the delicious sauce! These delicious Paleo meatballs are grain-free, gluten-free, low-carb. Wonderful for meal prep!
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RECIPE TIPS AND FAQ’S:
How long can this rice bowl and chicken meatballs stay fresh?
Let the meatballs cool down before storing them in a zipped lock back or an airtight container. Store in the fridge for up to 4 days. Reheat in a saute’ pan with the sauce. Heat rice in microwave or skillet.
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RECIPE TIPS AND FAQ’S:
Can I freeze these chicken meatballs?
Yes, you can freeze the meatballs in an airtight container or zipped lock plastic bag for up to 3 months.
The same thing goes for the sauce. Since the sauce is so tasty, double the recipe and freeze half for something else.
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– MEATBALLS
– ▢2 lb ground chicken
– ▢¼ cup almond flour
– ▢1 cloves garlic minced
– ▢1 tsp ginger grated
– ▢1 egg
– ▢½ teaspoon orange zest (or up to 1 tsp, if you like more orange flavor)
– ▢2 teaspoons toasted sesame oil
– ▢1 Tablespoon coconut amino acid
– ▢½ tsp salt
– ▢¼ tsp pepper
– ▢SAUCE
– ▢¼ cup coconut aminos
– ▢¾ cup fresh-squeezed orange juice from about 4 medium oranges, more to thin out sauce
– ▢2 teaspoons coconut sugar or agave nectar (omit for Whole30 cycle, fine for Paleo)
– ▢1 Tablespoon sesame oil or any mild flavored oil you like
– ▢2 Tablespoons rice wine vinegar
– ▢2 Tablespoons orange zest from the oranges before juicing
– ▢2 Tablespoons ginger grated
– ▢2 garlic cloves finely minced
– ▢2 chili peppers
– ▢2 Tablespoons arrowroot starch
– ▢½ cup scallions sliced, for garnish
– ▢cooked rice and sautéed snow peas for serving