This Sicilian Sweet and Sour Chicken is an easy Italian chicken recipe cooked in a delicious agrodolce sauce. The result is tender chicken in a deliciously balanced sweet, sour and savoury sauce. It takes just 10 minutes prep and then the stovetop does most of the work. Perfect for an easy family dinner!
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It was an offer sent to me via email a few months ago. As soon as I opened it I was instantly intrigued. It involved twenty four meals, six hours and the chance to imitate the daffy judges on Iron Chef Japan. Yes please! Answering the invitation to judge the Taste Paradise Food Fight at the Port Douglas Carnivale, was impossible to resist. I had always wondered what it was like to judge a food event and I was about to see it first hand. Would my fellow judges and I agree? Would there be disagreement arguments about whose cuisine reigned supreme? Would there be vast ratings swings with many of us unable to decide a winner? What about collusion or bias? Well I had to see for myself!
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