3. Raise the heat under the pan to high. Add the second tbsp. of oil and once the pan is hot add the onions and mushrooms. Toss around a minute or two until the mushrooms and onions begin to brown.

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Chef Lu’s Asian Bistro in the Lincoln Heights Shopping Center offers sushi and a mix of common Chinese-American fare, such as moo goo gai pan, cashew chicken and, of course, General Tso’s chicken.