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Copycat Pepper Chicken and Rice

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Once you try this homemade version of Panda Express Pepper Chicken, you’ll never go back to take-out. Juicy, tender chicken thigh meat is sauteed with onions and celery and cooked in black pepper soy sauce. This Pepper Chicken is served over rice but you can easily swap out rice for veggies or quinoa.
Copycat Pepper Chicken and Rice recipe. Once you try this homemade version of Panda Express Pepper Chicken, you'll never go back to take-out. Juicy, tender chicken thigh meat is sauteed with onions and celery and cooked in black pepper soy sauce. Easy and delicious 30-minutes dinner. #chicken #chickenthighs #rice #chickenandrice #easydinner
I can’t believe how long I’ve been sitting on this recipe, waiting for the right time to share it. Mostly, I can’t believe that I’ve been able to wait so long to share it.
I fell in love with this tasty Pepper Chicken in May, when my little sister and I went to Houston for a college conference. That was the first time she got me to try Panda Express and I’m so glad I did because I learned about this new tasty chicken dish.
It was pretty hard for us to find something to eat at the airport restaurants while we were traveling because of my gluten intolerance and her preference to eat healthier. On the way to Houston, we actually walked around the airport food court four time and ended up walking out of two restaurants because we couldn’t find something that sounded good and was gluten free.
If I hear another server say “well, you can always have our side salad,” I’m going to cry. I’m not a rabbit, I don’t like to eat a salad all day long. Unfortunately, that ends up being my only option in so many restaurants.
Copycat Pepper Chicken and Rice recipe. Once you try this homemade version of Panda Express Pepper Chicken, you'll never go back to take-out. Juicy, tender chicken thigh meat is sauteed with onions and celery and cooked in black pepper soy sauce. Easy and delicious 30-minutes dinner. #chicken #chickenthighs #rice #chickenandrice #easydinner
Needless to say, after four circles around the food court, we ended up grabbing a couple of plain salads and hopping on the plane. We got to our hotel late at night, starving but too tired to care.
I did not have much more luck at the conference the next day because, even though they provided breakfast and lunch, it was all pastries, bagels, and fruit. I enjoyed my breakfast of coffee and fruit but that also turned out to be my lunch. Yet again, they only served sandwiches and fruit for lunch.
When the conference was over, I was hyped up on coffee and fruit and felt like a starving lion, desperate for a nice juicy steak.
Copycat Pepper Chicken and Rice recipe. Once you try this homemade version of Panda Express Pepper Chicken, you'll never go back to take-out. Juicy, tender chicken thigh meat is sauteed with onions and celery and cooked in black pepper soy sauce. Easy and delicious 30-minutes dinner. #chicken #chickenthighs #rice #chickenandrice #easydinner
For dinner, we ended up trying an awesome gastro pub inside the iPic Movie Theater called The Tuck Room. It was the perfect dinner for someone starving for two days and they had so many delicious gluten free options. We tried baked avocado appetizer for the first time and enjoyed some crazy-tasty tacos.
After our feast, I was sad to think that we’d have to deal with airport food yet again the next day. Of course, when we got to the airport, the options for lunch were scarce. My sister suggested that we try Panda Express since it was the only non-sandwich food option. She likes eating there but I’ve actually never tried it before.
My eyes went straight for Teriyaki Chicken because it’s the most familiar option on the menu but apparently, everyone else’s eyes went there too. They ran out of Teriyaki Chicken and not willing to wait 20 minutes for them to cook some more, I saw tasty looking Pepper Chicken and decided to give it a try.
Copycat Pepper Chicken and Rice recipe. Once you try this homemade version of Panda Express Pepper Chicken, you'll never go back to take-out. Juicy, tender chicken thigh meat is sauteed with onions and celery and cooked in black pepper soy sauce. Easy and delicious 30-minutes dinner. #chicken #chickenthighs #rice #chickenandrice #easydinner
After the first bite, I knew that I had to recreate this chicken dish at home. It seemed very easy to make and it was very tasty. A simple combination of onion, celery, chicken thigh meat, and seasoned with lots of black pepper makes a very tasty combination as well.
The very next day after we came back home, I made this dish for dinner and it was a huge hit with my husband. It is now one of my favorite Asian-style dishes to make.
Step aside, Teriyaki Chicken, Pepper chicken is here!

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