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My husband didn't really like the sweet and sour sauce we made tonight and frankly I have to agree. I'm not particularly thrilled with the idea of going through 100 recipes, 100 reviews and an entire afternoon cooking just to be disappointed over and over. I told my husband instead I would come to "my people" since I know I can trust you guys. We're looking for something restaurant style, like Panda Express or cheap corner late night questionable quality take out.


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My husband didn't really like the sweet and sour sauce we made tonight and frankly I have to agree. I'm not particularly thrilled with the idea of going through 100 recipes, 100 reviews and an entire afternoon cooking just to be disappointed over and over. I told my husband instead I would come to "my people" since I know I can trust you guys. We're looking for something restaurant style, like Panda Express or cheap corner late night questionable quality take out.

I didn't use the breading when I made this recipe, but the sauce tasted just like the one from our local Chinese restaurant...Open Original Shared Link

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