June 02, 2017

Recipe Corner: Beer Battered Chicken Strips

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    • PRIMER’S FEATURED RECIPE

    How to cook Beer Battered Chicken Strips w/ Vegetables, Chili Soy Glaze over Japanese Rice, a recipe by Brasserie Girolle’s Chef Amando Ian Padilla.

     

     

    Recipe!

     

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