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Slow Cooker Sticky Honey Garlic Chicken Noodles
Tender chicken cooks slowly in a sticky, sweet-savoury honey, garlic and ginger sauce with soy, hoisin and sriracha. Tossed with egg noodles, it makes four hearty portions and is suited to meal prep.
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Ingredients
- 500 g chicken breast
- 7 tbsp soy sauce (The transcript specifies dark soy sauce.)
- 7 tbsp honey
- 1 tbsp hoisin sauce
- 4 tbsp sriracha
- 1 tbsp cornflour (Called corn flour slurry in the transcript; no additional water amount is specified.)
- 1 tbsp easy garlic
- 1 tbsp garlic purée
- 1 tbsp ginger (The transcript describes it as easy ginger.)
- 100 ml chicken stock
- 470 g medium egg noodles (Cooked before adding to the slow cooker mixture, as stated in the transcript.)
Steps
- 1
Put the chicken breast into the slow cooker.
- 2
Add the soy sauce, honey, cornflour, easy garlic, garlic purée, sriracha, chicken stock, hoisin sauce and ginger to the slow cooker.
- 3
Mix the ingredients together in the slow cooker so the chicken is coated in the sauce.
- 4
Cook on high for 3–4 hours or on low for 8 hours, following the creator’s correction in the comments.
- 5
Cook the egg noodles separately, then add them to the slow cooker after the chicken has finished cooking.
- 6
Mix thoroughly until the noodles are combined with the sauce and chicken.
- 7
Divide into four portions. Serve straight away or refrigerate portions for meal prep over the next few days.
Notes
The creator gives two slightly different nutrition estimates: the description states about 540 calories and 44 g protein per portion; the transcript says 550 calories and 45 g protein. The cornflour is called a slurry, but no amount of water is provided. The source does not specify how to cook the noodles or provide storage details beyond meal-prepping for a few days.
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