It took me too long to realize. What was missing in my life was a man. Specifically, a poultry butcher. Yes, I learned to carve a whole chicken in culinary school, but bad student that I was, found it too
Sweet and hot, crispy and tender, garlicky, gingery General Tso's chicken is a mainstay of Chinese buffets and restaurants, but you can make it better, fresher and healthier at home!
SMOTHERED CHICKEN www.RecipeGirl.com 1 large onion, diced 2 tsp olive oil 1 whole garlic head (unpeeled) 1 medium red bell pepper, ribs and seeds recipe box
We've been fans of Andrew Carmellini's Fried Chicken for quite a while, seeking it out at Locanda Verde back in '09, scouting it out at the opening of The Dutch earlier this year, and enjoying it waaaay...
Some classics can't be improved. Pot pie, it turns out, isn't one of them. A delicate crust yields to veggies and chicken in a-wait for it-cheesy sauce. Yes, we said cheesy.
Fluffy herb-flecked dumplings, tender vegetables, and rich dark-meat chicken combine in this soul-satisfying classic. Garnish with parsley sprigs, if desired.
This is a very tasty version of General Tso's chicken. If you are following Weight Watchers Core, the cornstarch is less than a half point per serving. On Flex, this is about 6 points per serving.
This is what happens when the good ol' chicken casserole takes a trip to the land of enchantment. You get an easy-to-love casserole with cheesy rice and a spicy kick.
Yawnnn.... right? How can this possibly be any good? I mean, it's just lemons and chicken! Honestly, I never would have attempted this recipe from Craig Claiborne's New York Times Cookbook if I didn't have a whole stack of lemons...
These yummy Greek specialties are a cinch to prepare at home. Just take tender chicken, coat it in a creamy cucumber-yogurt sauce, then tuck it into pita pockets. Some folks like lettuce and diced tomato on top.
This recipe comes from the restaurant quot;Brennan'squot; located in New Orleans. No one has to know how simple and quick it is. I posted this recipe exactly as it was in the book, however, if you like a little quot;heatquot; please feel free to add some cayenne pepper to taste.
