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Chunks of chicken are grilled with a sweet, tangy marinade, and coated with toasted almonds.
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Tender asparagus and tarragon add a delicate note to this almond-topped casserole.
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Chicken breasts slowly simmer until very tender in an easy mixture of salsa, garlic, onion, and spices. Start your slow cooker in the morning, and the chicken is ready to shred and serve in tortillas or on rice when you get home.
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Very easy recipe. I catered an informal wedding for a friend and this was the main dish. It received rave reviews. Serve with rice medley and salad. Good recipe for working folks.
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Farfalle pasta is tossed into a buttery garlic sauce and chicken creating a quick and easy garlic chicken pasta perfect for weeknight meals.
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Pan-fried chicken breasts with a fresh cream cheese dill spread and tomatoes and lettuce on toasty French bread, YUMMY! Oh so good with a glass of wine or lemonade! You can also grill your chicken breasts for extra flavor.
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Orange juice, ginger, honey, and mustard make a sweet and tangy marinade for crispy oven-fried chicken coated with Grape-Nuts® cereal and glazed with orange marmalade.
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Straight from the garden and into the fry pan, this medley of fresh zucchini, yellow squash and tomato makes a vibrant accompaniment to sauteed chicken.
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Pineapple, peppers and teriyaki sauce are packed in aluminum foil with chicken breasts. This yummy recipe is easy to prepare and to cook! Tastes great over rice.
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Pork tenderloin, fresh apples, and sweet onions are cooked together in a skillet for an easy and flavorful main dish that's great for busy weeknights.
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Chicken with Creamy Cassis Sauce! Chicken breasts lightly sautéed and served with a sauce made with cream, white wine, and creme de cassis, a liqueur made from blackcurrants.
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Cooking chicken breasts can be tricky, especially the “skinless-boneless” kind No matter if they are pan-fried or grilled, they are apt to be dry if left to cook even a minute too long This recipe borrows a Chinese technique called velveting that guarantees a moist chicken breast