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CHICKEN · MILD / MEDIUM

Thai Basil Chicken

Garlic-basil chicken with jasmine rice and vegetables.

CALORIES570PROTEIN42 gCARBS64 gFATS17 g
THE PROTEIN180 g raw boneless, skinless chicken thigh, finely chopped for fast browning.
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ONE MEAL · STANDARDIZED RECIPE

Every ingredient.
Every amount.

Protein is weighed raw. Rice is weighed dry. Vegetables are trimmed before cooking. Liquids are shown in millilitres.

Main ingredients

Boneless skinless chicken thigh
180 g raw
Jasmine rice
60 g dry
Cabbage
90 g trimmed
Bell pepper
50 g trimmed
Carrots
40 g trimmed

Sauce + cooking

Thai basil leaves
6 g
Garlic
5 g
Chilli
1 g
Soy sauce
12 mL
Rice vinegar
5 mL
Neutral oil
6 mL
Water
20 mL

These are the precise inputs for the standardized recipe that produces one prepared meal. Natural cooking yield can vary.

HOW IT IS MADE

Built for reheating.

Finely chopped thigh is browned in small batches until it reaches 74°C, finished with garlic, chilli and measured sauce, then combined with vegetables and fresh Thai basil.

THE FINISH

What the kitchen aims for.

Clear basil aroma and properly browned chicken. This standardized recipe contains no fish sauce or oyster sauce.

EXACT RECIPE MACROS

570 Cal · 42 g protein

64 g carbohydrate · 17 g fat, calculated for the complete standardized recipe above.

ALLERGENS

Soy

Contains soy. Review the finished package label before eating.

ONE MEAL

No size choice.

One standardized prepared meal. Choose only how many meals you want.

STORAGE

Follow the dated label.

Put meals away promptly. Keep meals labelled for the first 2–3 days refrigerated at 4°C or colder. Freeze meals labelled for later in the week on delivery day, then move each frozen meal to the refrigerator on its labelled thaw date. Follow every package’s use-by and reheating directions.

HEATING

Heat, check, eat.

Vent the lid as marked. Heat until steaming throughout, stir where practical, then check the centre before eating.