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March is frozen food month. What a great time to utilize frozen food and make life easier when making dinner.
We’ve had a busy month to say the least, so I’m definitely bringing out some of my favorite frozen food recipes.
Check out my tips for shopping frozen food month and snag my Pressure Cooker Teriyaki Chicken recipe below!
Take advantage of the great deals during frozen food month at your local Smart & Final store. At Smart & Final they have bulk frozen food items and special discounts on frozen food items.
It’s so convenient to have bulk items in a wide variety in their frozen food section.
Frozen food has the most nutritional value too, since it was frozen at its peak of freshness.
We got Birds Eye Oriental Stir-Fry mix (which I also used for my Shrimp Stir Fry recipe) and First Street frozen Boneless Skinless Chicken Thighs for our Teriyaki Chicken recipe below.
I make this for a family of 5, so you can use less chicken and rice to serve less people.
This is the easiest teriyaki chicken recipe! You can throw most of the ingredients in your pressure cooker and it only takes a few minutes to saute the veggies. “Kids love it too!”
This is the easiest teriyaki chicken recipe! You can throw most of the ingredients in your pressure cooker and it only takes a few minutes to saute the veggies. "Kids love it too!"
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This recipie looks so yummy and easy to make. How long would you say to cook if using brown rice?
I always cook the same amount of time for white and brown rice.