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Mix the first four ingredients together in a bowl, and add the chicken.
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Turn to coat thoroughly with the mixture, and place in the refrigerator to marinate for at least an hour.
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At the end of this time add the sesame seeds, and in your wok place 1 inch of oil.
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Heat the oil, then add the chicken (if the chicken doesn't sizzle when it hits the oil, it isn't hot enough) a few pieces at a time, so that the temperature doesn't drop.
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Stir fry in small batches.
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Add to thai noodles with peanut sauce, or use as a base for a chinese stir-fry.
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For a vegetable base to place over rice, chop up broccoli and mushrooms, and have anything else appropriate (water chestnuts, which can be replaced by Jicama slices) handy.
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Put 2 tablespoons of fresh oil in the wok, possibly flavoring it with either sesame oil, or some other strong nut oil (like walnut) that can take heat.
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Bring it to temperature, then add the vegetables, 1 tablespoon of sugar, and a teaspoon of salt.
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Stir everything rapidly around the pan until the broccoli darkens slightly, and you begin to smell a slighlty carmelized vegetable smell.
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Then add the water chestnuts and the chiken, swirl around until just warm, and transfer to a serving bowl.
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Serve with rice, or possibly cellophane noodles.
