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Grilled Chicken Skewers

MOST OF THE Thai, Japanese, and Chinese restaurants in my family’s rotation have a variation of chicken skewers on the menu. And I’m thankful for that because my kids love them; they stay happily occupied dunking their skewered meat into a dipping sauce while my wife and I busy ourselves with the rest of the menu. But every time I reach over and steal a skewer, I’m reminded that I’m not a fan of the bland, chalky chicken strips most restaurants serve.

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