Bacon Almond Chicken Stir Fry
14This is probably one of my favorite recipes of all time.
It’s like a thick, creamy, nutty, chicken curry sprinkled with crunchy bacon. So satisfying in my belly. :)
The direct quote from ManBacon (who’s also a fan of it):
“It sticks to your ribs”
That it does, ManBacon. That. it. does. :)
Bacon Almond Chicken Stir Fry
INGREDIENTS
- bacon, cooked and crumbled
- bacon grease
- chicken, cooked
- 2 bags shredded cabbage
- 6 tbsp nut butter – I used almond butter
- 3 tbsp hot water
- 3 tbsp coconut milk
- 3 tbsp tamari soy sauce
- juice from 1/4 small lime
- 1/2 tsp fresh minced garlic
- 1 tsp red pepper
(optional ingredients)
- sweetener – I used 1 tbsp Swerve
- chopped green onions, for garnish
- white onion, chopped
- Celtic sea salt
INSTRUCTIONS
- Fry bacon, rest on paper towels in fridge.
- Cut raw chicken into cubes and place single-layer in glass baking pan(s). (Or cook the chicken and shred it after.)
- If desired, drizzle chicken with melted bacon grease and top with white onion. Bake @ 350 for 15 minutes, stirring after 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile, melt 3-4 tbsp bacon grease to liquid in large frying pan over medium-low heat.
- Dump both bags of cabbage into frying pan (Note: it will cook down). Wilt the cabbage until soft, 5-10 minutes, stirring so doesn’t burn. Set aside.
- Stir together nut butter and hot water. Add in tamari soy sauce, coconut milk, lime, red pepper, garlic, and sweetener.
- Stir chicken and nut butter mixture into cabbage over low heat, just until warm.
- Serve garnished with crumbled bacon and green onions.


holy yum! This looks amazing. Droooooling over here!
it’s totally worth the drool!
Your blog somewhat intrigued me although I think you look at me in a different way with a glazed look in your eyes. Am I right? LOL. XOXO – Bacon
i plead the Fifth.
Reblogged this on ReeCreates and commented:
OK…so this looks amazingly good…I am thinking this just might be supper tonight!
yayyy do it. so yummy
Yum, yum! I will definitely have to try this. I assume that eliminating the sweetener and replacing the tamari soy sauce with coconut aminos will satisfy the strictest of paleo followers and those completing a Whole30. I also wonder if using coconut oil as the fat might help with the flavor. I’ll report back (or reblog) with the results
. Thanks for another delicious suggestion!
Sure, you could definitely go with coconut aminos, great idea! coconut oil would be great, otherwise, I bet a little cinnamon might be good in place of a sweetener too (it goes great with almond butter and bacon!)
I am glad it can stick to your ribs. I am going to make this. What a wonderful creation. Never thought of bacon in a stir fry and with almonds. great recipe.
Thanks also for viewing my blog, Savor the Food. I appreciate your readership and comments a lot.
Chef Randall
thanks Chef Randall! Always love checking out what you’re Savor-ing
Brilliant! Would work real well with a rotisserie chicken as well-
yes! that would be pretty tasty….
I’m a little concerned that Mrs Peckish will stop reading my blog and spend all her time here. 365 bacon sounds like her idea of heaven. I’ll definitely give this a go because she’s a fan of cabbage too.
yes, it does seem a bit obsessive at times…even to me!
I peeked around your blog — loved it and great photos!