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Sprinkle some extra crushed cashews, a bit of parsley, and sesame seeds on top if you want. Dish it up while it's still hot.
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Pop the cashews, spicy sauce, and green onions into the pan. Give everything a good mix so the chicken gets covered. Let it bubble for about half a minute until the sauce thickens up a bit.
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Pour the canola oil into a big frying pan or wok, then crank the heat up to medium-high. Drop the chicken in small batches and let them go for roughly 3 minutes per side. If any pieces try to stick together, just break them up. Cook till they're nice and crisp with a golden color.
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Take the chicken coated in flour and carefully mix it into your batter. Make sure every piece gets a slick layer but try not to mash them around too much.
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Cover the chicken pieces all over with that rice flour mixture. Give them a good toss so they're covered from every angle.
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Stir together hoisin, soy sauce, sherry, vinegar, Sriracha, sugar, garlic, and chili flakes. Keep mixing until it looks totally smooth.
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Grab a clean bowl and set it on ice. Add in the rice flour, all-purpose flour, a little salt, pepper, and pour in the icy water. Stir until it's lump-free. Don’t forget to keep it cold till you need it.
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Dump your baking powder, paprika, black pepper, salt, and rice flour into a bowl. Stir the mix til combined.