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Marinade the chicken in a marinade of garlic and ginger paste, some corn flour along with soy sauce and salt. Keep it aside for an hour. 2. In a wok take some oil, saute in the carrots, the cabbage, ...

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3. Season the chicken with salt and pepper. Then dip the chicken into the beaten egg. Then transfer the chicken to the flour and coat. Shake the pieces of chicken so they are not stuck together.

Toss the chicken in the cornflour and season wth salt and pepper. Remove the stalk and seeds from the pepper and chop. Drain the pineapple cubes, reserving the juice. Heat the garlic in the oil.