Honey Garlic Chicken

This turned out really good and was very fast to make. I started up with HomeChef again because they offered a couple discount boxes.

Diced chicken

broccoli, diced small

2 garlic cloves, minced

1 carrot, diced small

teriyaki sauce

honey

green onions, cut and separate whites and greens

packet Uncle Ben's Jasmine rice

Diced chicken seasoned with black pepper and cooked in olive oil. 5-7 minutes

Bite size broccoli and should have been bite sized carrots, but some of them were huge so they didn't cook all the way! Cook in some olive oil for about 2-3 minutes, then add green onion whites, 1/4 cup water, seasoning blend (called Asian garlic, ginger, chili), salt, pepper, and cook 4-5 minutes.

Add some olive oil to a pan, cook 2 minced cloves garlic about 30 seconds, add chicken, teriyaki, and honey.

Plate and sprinkle green onion greens over top.

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