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Sticky Asian Grilled Chicken & Asparagus

The same sauce does it all in this recipe—it's the marinade, glaze, dipping sauce and finishing sauce for the asparagus. It’s simple, saucy, and perfect for an easy weeknight dinner!

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For the Asian Sauce:

1

(13 ounce) jar

Apricot preserves (about 1 cup)

1/2

cup

Soy sauce

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🔄 Apricot Preserves → Plum preserves or orange marmalade for a slightly different but still sweet glaze. 🔄 Soy Sauce → Tamari (for gluten-free) or coconut aminos (for lower sodium and a touch of sweetness) or some water + salt if you don't have either of those. 🔄 Hoisin Sauce → Oyster sauce or a mixture of BBQ sauce + a bit of honey. 🔄 Granulated Sugar → Honey, maple syrup, or brown sugar for deeper flavor. 🔄 Sesame Oil → Olive oil or avocado oil (you’ll miss that nuttiness, but it’ll still work!). 🔄 Worcestershire Sauce → Soy sauce with a splash of vinegar, or coconut aminos for a lighter taste. 🔄 Dijon Mustard → Any kind of mustard 🔄 Ground Dried Ginger → You can leave it out 🔄 Garlic Powder → 2–3 minced fresh garlic cloves or onion powder 🔄 Ground Coriander → Cumin or a touch of curry powder for a different twist. 🔄 Chicken Thighs → Chicken breasts, chicken wings, drumsticks, or even pork tenderloin for a leaner option. 🔄 Asparagus → Green beans, broccolini, or snap peas for a similar quick-cooking veggie.

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Sticky Asian Grilled Chicken & Asparagus

The same sauce does it all in this recipe—it's the marinade, glaze, dipping sauce and finishing sauce for the asparagus. It’s simple, saucy, and perfect for an easy weeknight dinner!

Cook

45m

Ingredients

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For the Asian Sauce:

1

(13 ounce) jar

Apricot preserves (about 1 cup)

1/2

cup

Soy sauce

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🔄 Apricot Preserves → Plum preserves or orange marmalade for a slightly different but still sweet glaze. 🔄 Soy Sauce → Tamari (for gluten-free) or coconut aminos (for lower sodium and a touch of sweetness) or some water + salt if you don't have either of those. 🔄 Hoisin Sauce → Oyster sauce or a mixture of BBQ sauce + a bit of honey. 🔄 Granulated Sugar → Honey, maple syrup, or brown sugar for deeper flavor. 🔄 Sesame Oil → Olive oil or avocado oil (you’ll miss that nuttiness, but it’ll still work!). 🔄 Worcestershire Sauce → Soy sauce with a splash of vinegar, or coconut aminos for a lighter taste. 🔄 Dijon Mustard → Any kind of mustard 🔄 Ground Dried Ginger → You can leave it out 🔄 Garlic Powder → 2–3 minced fresh garlic cloves or onion powder 🔄 Ground Coriander → Cumin or a touch of curry powder for a different twist. 🔄 Chicken Thighs → Chicken breasts, chicken wings, drumsticks, or even pork tenderloin for a leaner option. 🔄 Asparagus → Green beans, broccolini, or snap peas for a similar quick-cooking veggie.

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