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Chicken & Broccoli - Sound of Flavor
The sight and sound of chicken breast and broccoli florets covered in Asian seasoning and simmering in soy sauce on the griddle. The smell of the soy and Asian spices fills the air as hunger builds and the food sears to perfection.
Recipe By: POV Italian Cooking (https://cookbuzz.com/kitchen/408)
Serves 4
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Chicken & Broccoli - Sound of Flavor
The sight and sound of chicken breast and broccoli florets covered in Asian seasoning and simmering in soy sauce on the griddle. The smell of the soy and Asian spices fills the air as hunger builds and the food sears to perfection.
Recipe By: POV Italian Cooking (https://cookbuzz.com/kitchen/408)
The sight and sound of chicken breast and broccoli florets covered in Asian seasoning and simmering in soy sauce on the griddle. The smell of the soy and Asian spices fills the air as hunger builds and the food sears to perfection.
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