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Lemon halves and garlic flavor the inside of this simple, happy, roast chicken.
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Country-style home cooking doesnt get any better than this satisfying dish of cooked chicken, cheese and hot pasta in a creamy sauce.
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A mixture of chicken, eggs, bread crumbs, sauteed onion, parsley and light seasoning make croquettes you'll go crazy for! My grandmother used to make salmon cakes; I adapted that recipe to use leftover cooked chicken.
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Fresh broccoli and chicken bake in a savory sauce topped with a crunchy, cheesy topping for a casserole they'll love.
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Cubed chicken, yogurt, sour cream, chives, and of course, tarragon. Just before serving, toss on a handful of toasted almonds.
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This recipe is by Nancy Harmon Jenkins and takes 3 hours 15 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
Ingredients: chicken, tarragon
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Basic cacciatore--tomato, onion and mushrooms in wine -is made grand with capers, pepperoni and olives. It is a terrific party entree, and takes additions and substitutions well.
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Here's an easy-to-make knockout chowder with signature Southwest flavors.
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The closest to my favorite satay served at my Thai restaurant. Prep is quick- best if left to marinade for a few hours or more. Skewer up for the grill or saute on the stove! I buy the chicken tenderloin strips which are already boned, skinned and a nice size piece without slicing to save time.
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A delicious salad that is great for a quick snack, but attractive enough for entertaining. You can even have it as a meal in a sandwich, or as a salad atop a lettuce leaf.
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This West African favorite, adapted from Rama Dione and Papa Diagne, balances the richness of peanut butter with tomato and aromatics, cooked down to a thick gravy The addition of Southeast Asian fish sauce gives the dish depth and is somewhat traditional, given the Vietnamese influence, via the French, in Senegal But absolutely traditional would be to eat this with guests, directly from a large platter, to demonstrate welcome and unity.
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Featuring soy sauce, garlic, and honey, these Asian chicken wings are always a hit. With their rich, dark sauce, they are great glazed 'bat wings' for Halloween!