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A budget-friendly, restaurant-quality chicken chow mein made with fresh stir‑fry noodles, seasoned chicken thighs, crisp vegetables, and a savory soy‑hoisin sauce. This recipe replicates the flavor of takeout while keeping costs low and the technique simple enough for home cooks.
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