When it comes to cooking, we love a one-pot deal: fewer dishes and more flavor. When you keep using the same pan to cook different components of a dish, all the fond that collects on the bottom of your pan gets rolled over into the next stage.
This is my friend Heather’s recipe for Hot Buffalo Chicken Dip. Born and raised in the Southern United States, she really knows her food – this is ridiculously addictive, can’t-stop-scoffing-it good!
Chicken spaghetti recipe is a can’t miss pasta dish. It’s a freezer-friendly chicken recipe that consists of a cheesy tomato sauce with bell peppers. This version doesn’t have any condensed soup, either!
This Dump-and-Bake Aloha Chicken and Rice is an entire dinner that cooks in one dish! With just 10 minutes of prep you can stir together uncooked rice, chicken, pineapple, bell pepper, onion, and a sweet-and-savory sauce that’s finished with crispy bacon. Serve the easy, Hawaiian-inspired meal with a simple green salad, broccoli, or a loaf of crusty bread. It tastes like chicken and pineapple fried rice — without the work!
Want the taste of fried chicken without the extra saturated fat and calories? Try our super-easy, super-scrumptious unfried version — tender and juicy on the inside and crispy on the outside. It’s a classic American favorite from the South.
This classic recipe is made-from-scratch Southern fried chicken at its easiest. Crispy and juicy, it’s sure to be a family favorite. There’s also no need for a long marinade in buttermilk, so you don’t have to plan ahead.
For an easy mid-week dinner try this delicious all-in-one creamy chicken and bacon.
Cheesy BBQ Chicken Bacon Pinwheels make an amazing dinner OR appetizer any night of the week!
Gooey, sweet, spicy, tangy and everything in between! These hearty bbq chicken quesadillas are a fun twist on a classic Mexican dish!
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Though this may look like regular old chicken, don’t be fooled: It’s buzzing with the bright flavors of ginger and lime. Mayonnaise is the secret ingredient in this recipe, which is a trick J. Kenji López-Alt has written about. When slathered on boneless chicken and cooked, the beloved condiment carries flavor, sticks to the meat well, encourages browning and prevents the pieces of lime zest and ginger — or whatever seasonings you choose — from burning. Try this technique first with ginger and lime zest, then experiment with grated garlic, jalapeño, lemon, Parmesan and whatever else you can imagine. Serve with a pile of white rice and a fresh green salad topped with thinly sliced avocado.