Ginger Chili Chicken Rice Bowls; a balanced meal made with natural real food ingredients. Gluten free, dairy free and refined sugar free. An easy healthy dinner the whole family will love!
Start cooking your brown rice according to packet instructions (as it will take the longest), while you prep the chicken.
For the ginger chili chicken, start by prepping the vegetables. Peel and slice the onion thinly. Wash the carrots and capsicum. Cut the carrots into batons and the capsicum into thick slices. Set these to one side.
Next, make the stir fry sauce. Peel the ginger and finely slice into thin batons. Cut and scrape the seeds out of the chili, discard the seeds and then finely chop. Set the ginger and chili aside. Then, grab a small bowl or a mug and combine the tamari, fish sauce and honey. Whisk. Sprinkle in the tapioca flour and a small splash of water (about 2 tbsp), and then whisk again to combine.
Finally, prepare your chicken by dicing into small chunks or slicing into stir fry strips, as you prefer.
Now, to cook the ginger chili chicken. Take a large frying pan or a wok and add a tablespoon of coconut oil. Heat to a moderate-high heat. Place a large clean plate or bowl next to the pan.
Add all of the vegetables, the ginger and the chili to the pan. Stir-fry for 2-3 minutes, or until the onion is translucent and starting to brown. Then, slide everything out onto the plate/bowl.
Add the remaining coconut oil to the pan and add in the chicken. Stir fry over a moderate-high heat, until the chicken is white all over and is starting to brown in parts. Then, return the vegetable/ginger/chili mix to the pan with the chicken.
Give the tamari sauce mixture a little whisk (to ensure the flour in it is dispersed) and pour into the pan. Stir fry everything around for a few minutes, until nice and hot. The chicken should be cooked through, the vegetables tender and the sauce slightly thickened.
Divide the cooked brown rice and the chicken evenly between serving bowls, and add in any extras you'd like.
Notes
*You can use white rice, quinoa or another grain, if you prefer.**You can substitute cornflour for the tapioca flour if you don’t have any tapioca flour on hand.
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