
Return the chicken, also add in the bean sprouts and sauce. Then add in the snow peas, mushrooms, and garlic. Place in the carrot, asparagus, bell pepper, and stir-fry for 30 seconds. In the same wok over high heat, add the extra light olive oil.

Transfer in the chicken, first let it sizzle for about 30 seconds.

(If you are using bone-in chicken, the cook time will be longer.) There is no need to add water to the pan. Cook chicken uncovered for 10-12 minutes. Once the oil is hot and slightly smoky, add chicken to the pan. In a large skillet or wok, heat oil over medium high heat.*This is great to do ahead of cooking so the chicken has more time to marinate. Set the chicken aside to marinate for 30 minutes or more. Use a spoon to mix the seasonings well with the chicken until they are incorporated and the chicken is evenly coated in the spices. Season chicken with onions, scallions, garlic, scotch bonnets, chicken seasoning, paprika, and gravy master. Clean and cut chicken thinly in about ½ inch slices.The total cook time on this is about 25 minutes. Cut chicken into very small pieces and place in bowl with garlic, scallion, sugar, seasoned salt, oyster sauce mushroom or soy sauce, and teriyaki or hoisin. I also don’t want to overcook the chicken. I actually want the vegetables to retain some of the crunch. I cook the chicken partially first in Jamaican Chicken Chop Suey and then add the vegetables towards the end of cooking time. You can have this with white or brown rice, cauliflower rice, toasty bread or dumplings. In Jamaica, we enjoy this with steamed white rice. While you can add them, you don’t need sides with this dish. You don’t want to be cutting vegetables after you have started this dish as it is a very quick meal. A key step in this recipe is to prep the vegetables ahead of cooking time as they all go in at the same time.

You can add broccoli, corn, green beans or cauliflower to this dish as well if you wish. Traditionally the vegetables used in this dish are Bok Choy, carrots, cabbage, sugar snap peas and green bell peppers. Use all of your favorite vegetables in this dish if you want. We are used to eating chicken that way in the Caribbean but this dish is far easier to eat with boneless chicken.
CHINESE CHICKEN CHOP SUEY SKIN
My grandmother actually always made this with the whole chicken – skin and bones and all. You can use boneless skinless chicken breasts or boneless skinless thighs for this dish. Read the notes below to get the specifics on this wholesome healthy dish. Chang’s beef and broccoli dish, for instance, has. If you are looking to find healthier meals, it’s a great option. A simple order of beef and broccoli might seem like a good choice, but the salty black bean sauce alone might be a day’s worth of sodium. Jamaican Chicken Chop Suey is basically a stir fry with Jamaican stew chicken at the base. Chop Suey is a Chinese dish that Jamaicans adapted to mirror more of our traditional flavors.
