To kick things off, you’ll want to grab a large skillet, but if you have a wok on hand, you can just as easily use that, as well.
Then, you’ll want to expertly stir fry the chicken in about 2 tablespoons of your cannabis-infused canola oil for about 7 minutes or so. When there’s no longer any pink showing, and the chicken is fully cooked, remove it from the skillet (or wok) and set it to the side for the time being.
Now, in that very same skillet (or wok), you’ll want to stir fry your carrots in your residual cannabis-infused canola oil. In my experience, this rarely takes longer than just a couple minutes.
After that brief time period, you can toss in your onion. Keep stir frying all of those elements until the vegetables are nice and tender, which usually only takes a few minutes.
At this point, you’ll want to grab a bowl for mixing. In it, mix together your brown sugar and soy sauce. When those are intricately incorporated with one another, add it into the skillet (or wok), and bring everything to a solid boil.
Place the chicken back in the skillet (or wok) now, and keep boiling everything until the sauce takes on a thicker consistency. That usually takes about 5 minutes or so.
When you’re happy with how everything is looking, remove it from the heat, and serve it over a bed of cooked rice. Top everything off with some green onions and sesame seeds, and boom, you’re done!