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Une version américaine du poulet frit à l'orange, inspirée des restaurants chinois aux États-Unis. Le poulet désossé et croustillant est nappé d'une sauce sucrée‑acidulée à l'orange, relevée de gingembre, d'ail, de piment sec et de ciboulette. Facile à préparer à la maison avec des ingrédients disponibles en supermarché.
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