General Tso's Chicken for Six
If you always order General Tso's chicken at Chinese restaurants, learn how to make General Tso's chicken at home! This recipe for General Tso's Chicken for Six is an easy General Tso's chicken recipe--made even easier, because you can cook it in your slow cooker! Sweet and savory ingredients come together to make a fantastic sauce! This easy slow cooker Chinese food recipe only takes 10 minutes to prepare, so after you're done with preparation, let your slow cooker do all the work!
Serves6
Preparation Time10 min
Slow Cooker Time LOW4 hr
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crosario1964 82295 49
Nov 20, 2022
My husband loved it and said make it again. I didn't really like it because it was too sweet for me.
kmcartoonity 62072 74
May 31, 2018
Whenever we order Chinese takeout, it is always a toss up between orange chicken or General Tso's. The flavors in the sauce are amazing! The only thing I would do differently is to use freshly grated ginger. I did want to point out that I think there is an error with the cornstarch measurement - it calls for a whopping 3/4 of a cup, when I'm pretty sure you meant 1/4 cup.
golfer418 2671483
Sep 10, 2018
The reason for the 3/4 cup of cornstarch is to have enough to dredge the chicken pieces in before you brown them. Cornstarch gives the pieces of chicken some crunch. I also use cornstarch to dredge shrimp in before I fry them. The directions are correct.
kmcartoonity 62072 74
Mar 22, 2017
Although this isn't really considered a diet version, it is much lower in fat and calories than the stuff you get for takeout, since is not deep fried in a wok full of oil. I love that this makes a good sized batch, since I love leftover Chinese. I could just grab it out of the fridge and eat it cold, as I often do! A simple and quick egg drop soup would be nice with this dish also.
msdeb21
Feb 23, 2017
We always order General Tso's Chicken when we get Chinese takeout, so I will definitely make this. My slow cooker can brown meat before switching over to slow cook, so this will really be easy. I'll still order won ton soup, though.
Princess Carolyn
Sep 15, 2016
This looks so good! I love the idea of making this in the slow cooker, since sometimes fried dishes can be time-consuming on the stove top.
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