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There’s something incredibly satisfying about a bowl of fried rice paired with juicy, flavor-packed minced chicken. This recipe brings together the smoky aroma of wok-tossed rice and the savory goodness of Chinese-style minced chicken. Perfect for weeknight dinners, or when you’re craving a hearty, wholesome meal! 🥢 Ingredients For Minced Chinese Chicken: 300 g boneless chicken (finely minced) 1 medium onion (finely chopped) 1 tbsp ginger-garlic paste 1 green chili (optional, finely chopped) 1 tbsp soy sauce 1 tbsp oyster sauce (or hoisin sauce if preferred) 1 tbsp chili sauce (adjust to taste) 1 tsp rice vinegar (or white vinegar) 1 tsp cornflour mixed in 2 tbsp water (for thickening) 1 tbsp sesame oil (or vegetable oil) 2–3 tbsp spring onion greens (for garnish) Salt & pepper to taste For Fried Rice: 2 cups cooked rice (preferably a day old for best texture) 2 eggs (lightly beaten) ½ cup carrot, beans, capsicum (finely diced) ¼ cup cabbage (shredded) 1 small onion (sliced) 2 tbs...

If you thought Millennials were hard to decode and Gen Z was all about TikTok dances and “no cap” slang, buckle up—because  Gen Alpha  is here, and they’re speaking an entirely new language. Born roughly between 2010 and 2025, Gen Alpha kids are the first generation to grow up with screens in their strollers and AI as their sidekick. And oh boy, their  lingo  is a mash-up of sass, memes, and digital shorthand that can leave adults scratching their heads harder than when your Wi-Fi suddenly dies. What is Gen Alpha Lingo Anyway? Let’s start with the basics. Gen Alpha lingo isn’t just slang; it’s a mix of memes, gaming references, emojis, and the kind of internet humor that often makes no logical sense—but somehow works. Their words are fast, funny, and flexible. Blink, and you’ll miss a trend. Try to use it as a parent, and you’ll immediately be labeled “cringe.” For example, when your 11-year-old says, “That fit is giving,” don’t panic. They’re complimenting your outf...