Honey Belgian Endive Chicken Salad
Chicken and endive are great partners. While endive on its own can be a little too bitter for some, the honey dressing, zippy chives and crunchy almonds in this simple chicken salad mellow it right out.
Chicken and endive are great partners. While endive on its own can be a little too bitter for some, the honey dressing, zippy chives and crunchy almonds in this simple chicken salad mellow it right out.
Bone-in chicken is economical and tends to be flavourful and juicy. Of course, you can use legs and thighs, also.
Wake up inexpensive chicken drumsticks with this simple coating of 7 healthy spices -- cumin, coriander, cinnamon, lemon rind, salt, pepper and cayenne.
Chicken is delicious either hot or cold, so save some for lunch the next day. Wrap the chicken in foil and include a pita and some lettuce and tahini for your child to assemble the falafel at school.
If you don't have light soy sauce, substitute 2 tbsp soy sauce mixed with 1 tbsp water. Already separated and trimmed chicken wings are a real time-saver. If you can't find them, cut tips off whole chicken wings then cut wings at remaining joint.
A squeeze of fresh lime juice just before serving brightens the flavour of this spicy chicken. Mango chutney is a fitting accompaniment.
This sweetly spiced chicken dish marries well with couscous, a Moroccan grain, which is available in many supermarkets and health food stores.
This recipe combines family-favourite ingredients chicken and cheese, taking the guesswork out of planning weeknight dinner.
Serve with: Parboiled Rice, Broccoli
This speedy and tasty chicken skillet dish will be the delight of dinnertime.
Stuffed chicken breasts are elegant entertaining fare. Boneless breasts are fine, too, as long as they have a good covering of skin.