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A Little Love Letter

This dish is the perfect mix of comfort and fresh, bold flavors. Juicy chicken strips with a golden, crispy coating are served alongside a creamy, dreamy peanut coconut sauce that has just the right balance of nuttiness and sweetness. Paired with a zesty edamame slaw, this combo is perfect for when you want something that feels indulgent but light and fresh at the same time. It’s all about that crunch, that sauce, and that fresh bite!

These crispy chicken strips are best served hot and fresh out of the pan with the sauce on the side or drizzled on top – your call! The peanut coconut sauce adds that creamy richness, and the fresh edamame slaw balances everything with its light crunch. Perfect for a casual weeknight dinner, a weekend lunch, or even a fun appetizer for a gathering. Pair it with some steamed rice or fresh greens for an extra touch.

Store any leftover chicken and slaw separately in airtight containers in the fridge for up to 2 days. To keep the chicken crispy, reheat it in the oven instead of the microwave. The peanut coconut sauce can be kept for 3 days in the fridge.

EVERY RECIPE DESERVES

A Little Love Letter

I honestly used to think making almond milk at home was some sort of witchcraft, like you’d need a shiny high-speed blender, nut milk bags, and basically a degree in food science. And what can I say? You really don’t. Haha. All it actually takes is almonds, water, and a little bit of patience. That’s it. And at the end, you’re rewarded with this fresh, creamy, silky-smooth plant-based milk that feels so much more real than anything you’ll find in a carton at the store. No additives, no gums, no ingredients you can’t even pronounce.

The fun part? You can make it your own in about a million ways. Cinnamon almond milk for cozy fall vibes? Absolutely. Vanilla almond milk that tastes like dessert in a glass? Always yes. A drizzle of maple syrup for that subtle sweetness? Yessss, please. Once you try customizing it, you’ll realize how versatile it really is. I use homemade almond milk especially in smoothies. One of my favorites is this Banana Bliss Smoothie with Poppy Seeds, Marzipan & Almond Butter. It makes everything so creamy without feeling heavy. But it’s also amazing poured over granola or blended into iced coffee.

And yes, I’ll admit, I’m also in it for the aesthetic. I always pour my almond milk into a classic glass bottle before popping it into the fridge. There’s just something about opening the door and seeing that little bottle waiting there. But it’s practical as well: in a clean bottle with a lid, it keeps fresh for three to four days. Just give it a good shake before using, since it tends to separate naturally.

So yeah, homemade almond milk might sound fancy, but really it’s one of the simplest little kitchen habits you can build. And once you’ve tried it, I promise you’ll wonder why you ever thought it was complicated.