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Endless Simmer Thai Chicken Wraps I made these yummy, crunchy, flavorful wraps after church last Sunday for the following reasons: 1. I was alone in the house. 2. I had chicken I needed to cook. 3. I literally just grabbed at whatever I could find, and before I continue let me be clear about something: There’s probably nothing “Thai” about the chicken in these wraps, or in the sauce I drizzled on the end. I was weird. I’m actually providing two separate approaches with the chicken: One takes a teeny bit more time, one’s a bit more simple. Come along with me on this Thai Chicken Wrap Real Housewives of Atlanta Alone in the House and Want Crunchy Food journey. Option 1 For the first option, I just made some simple stir fry chicken: I diced up a couple of boneless skinless chicken breasts. Then I just pulled things out of my wazoo. Soy sauce… Sesame oil… Hot chili oil… And some lime juice! I had no idea what I was doing. Then poured off a little over half of the mixture to use a little later. Whisk it around with a fork… (Violins!
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