Aloha Chicken 
							by Mendy Erwin 
							serves: 4
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			 Serve on a bed of hot, cooked rice.  To make this recipe gluten-free, substitute rice flour, tapioca flour or cornstarch for the standard flour, and be sure to buy a brand of soy sauce that says it's gluten-free. | 
		 
		
			| Ingredients: | 
		 		
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			4  | 
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			boneless, skinless chicken breasts | 
		 		
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			1 T | 
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			flour | 
		 		
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			1 T | 
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			oil | 
		 		
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			1 (16 oz) | 
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			can pineapple chunks | 
		 		
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			1 tsp | 
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			cornstarch | 
		 		
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			1 T | 
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			honey | 
		 		
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			1 T | 
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			teriyaki sauce | 
		 		
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			1 T | 
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			soy sauce | 
		 		
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			1/8 tsp | 
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			pepper | 
		 		
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			cooked white rice | 
		 		
			| Directions: | 
		 
		
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				Flatten chicken to 1/4 “ thickness.  Place flour in resealable bag.  Add chicken and shake to coat.  Brown chicken in oil in a skillet over medium heat for 3-5 minutes per side (until juices run clear).  Remove from skillet and keep warm.
 
 Drain pineapple, reserving juice.  In small bowl combine ¼ c juice and cornstarch until smooth.  Add to skillet.  Stir in honey, teriyaki, soy sauce and pepper.
 
 Boil 30 seconds or until thickened.  Add pineapple w/ remaining juice and chicken.  Heat through.
 
 Serve on a bed of hot, cooked rice.
 
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