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Various Delicious Paleo Chicken Recipe Ideas Spouse and Children Will Adore

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How to Make Braised Chicken at Home?

Braised chicken, the name that can make your mouth water and this is the prime reason why you attend cooking classes and watch cookery shows on TV. Just for making this delicious dish at home. You don't need to dream about having your favorite dish which you have made at home. With some basic cookery skills and a little bit of persistence, you can make the same magic recipe in your kitchen, in your own oven. Here is the recipe for one of the best braised meal dishes you have ever eaten. All you have to do is to follow it and make it when you have guests visiting whom you have to impress or when cooking for someone special. The ingredients are simple and basic. Get into a cooking mood and make this very easy to make braised chicken which is just heavenly.

The Ingredients for your braised chicken

A whole one of about 2 poundsFor the marinadeFour cloves of garlic, crushed2 tablespoons of butterMixed herbs - thyme, oregano and rosemaryA lemonFor the sauce:Red Currant jam - 1 tbspCorn flour - 1 tbspGround black pepper, to tasteSalt, to tasteWorcestershire sauce - ½ tsp

Preparing braised chicken

Take half of the garlic cloves and rub them over it to marinate it. Mash the balance garlic with the butter, the black pepper powder and the herbs. Spread this marinade throughout the chicken. Slice the lemon into four pieces and place it inside the chicken cavity. You need to make sure that the oven is preheated to about 400 degrees F. Arrange the chicken in a roasting bag inside a roasting tin and let the braising process least for two hours. The chicken will be roasted to perfection when the meat is cooked thoroughly and the juice is clear when you pierce the chicken with a knife. Now remove the already braised one from the roasting bag without removing the juices.

The gravy

Pour the juices from the chicken into a pan, add in the redcurrant jam. Mix corn flour and cold water to make a smooth paste, add it to the gravy, stirring continuously, and bring it to a boil, now add the Worcestershire sauce and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Let the gravy bubble for 2 - 3 minutes till it becomes thick. The gravy is ready.

Presenting the braised chicken

You can serve it with potatoes, carrots, beans and peas. Then carve it, pour a generous amount of gravy on top and serve with butter sauteed veggies like boiled peas, carrots and beans. You can add the potatoes to the roasting tin at the same time with the chicken to save time. You can, however, boil the potatoes first. The beans, peas and carrots can also be boiled to remove any raw taste.

This great recipe is very easy to make, and a genuine treat for your children. Be known in your circle for your truly fantastic braised chicken recipe, a really good recipe for Sunday brunch and family reunions.

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Easy Mexican Chicken Lasagna

This is not exactly my style of cooking (for the most part), but I was looking to make an easy one-pot lunch for a houseful of kiddos in an effort to thwart our "grab something through a drive through window on a Saturday" meal.  So we'll go ahead and categorize this as a dump-mix-layer-bake meal for those of you who are looking for something super duper easy.  If you think about it, it's just a really lazy way of making chicken enchiladas.

All said, there was only one piece left after lunch.  Not bad, not bad.  Perhaps not my personal
favorite (as I would prefer more make-from-fresh ingredients), but the teens gave it really good reviews.  Know thy audience, right?!  HaHa!!  If there's something you would like, or not, adjust it to your tastes.  The concept is, again, mix-layer-bake.  The rest is up to you!! 
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Ingredients: 
  • 3 - 4 cups chopped, cooked chicken
  • 1 can cream of chicken soup
  • 1 can cream of mushroom soup
  • 1 can fiesta nacho cheese 
  • 1 can mild Ro-Tel tomatoes
  • 1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
  • 4 large, burrito style flour tortillas
  • 1 cup frozen (or canned, drained) corn niblets
  • 1 can rinsed black beans
  • 2 cups shredded Mexican cheese blend
  • garnishes - chopped tomatoes, fresh cilantro, pickled jalapeno slices, sour cream, lime wedges
Step-by-Step: 
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.  Mix together the first six ingredients to make the (chicken, chicken soup, mushroom soup, nacho cheese, tomatoes, and cilantro).


Add 1 cup of the filling into a casserole dish prepared with cooking spray.  Then just start layering all the ingredients.  Remember, if you want different ingredients, here is your time to be totally creative.
tortilla (I used a pizza cutter to trim the edges to fit my pan) + 2 cups filling
 tortilla +  corn + beans
  tortilla + 2 cups filling
 
tortilla + shredded cheese
Cover loosely with aluminum foil.  Try to not let the foil touch the cheese.  Bake covered for 20 minutes at 350 degrees F, then uncovered for 10 minutes, or until heated all the way through.  Reminder - if you made this ahead of time and refrigerated it, it will take longer to heat through. 
Top with your favorite garnishes.  I used grape tomatoes, slices pickled jalapenos, fresh cilantro.  Add some great flavors on the side - sour cream, lime wedges.  And you are ready to go!!   This would also be great for a potluck meal.  :)

 
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Method: 
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.  Mix together the first six ingredients to make the (chicken, chicken soup, mushroom soup, nacho cheese, tomatoes, and cilantro).  Add 1 cup of it into a casserole dish prepared with cooking spray.  Layer the ingredients:
  • tortilla (I used a pizza cutter to trim the edges to fit my pan)
  • 2 cups filling
  • tortilla
  • corn + beans
  • tortilla
  • 2 cups filling
  • tortilla
  • shredded cheese
Cover loosely with aluminum foil.  Bake covered for 20 minutes at 350 degrees F, then uncovered for 10 minutes, or until heated all the way through.  Reminder - if you made this ahead of time and refrigerated it, it will take longer to heat through.
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Pickle Brined Fried Chicken

So somehow, I went to bed and dreamed I was making fried chicken.  Seriously?!  Yes.  Then as I sat there one morning this past week trying to plan the menu for the evening, I wondered what angle I wanted to take.  Then there was Mr Picky Palate (who shall remain nameless), who came down for breakfast.  We apparently purchased the "wrong" kosher pickles.. and yes, he noticed that the ones in his lunch weren't the same as usual.  Sigh.... So it hit me.  I have chicken in the freezer.  I am going to marinate these in a pickle juice brine.  (Thank you, Mr Picky Palate!) Think about it, it has all those flavors in it - the salt, the acid, the slight sweetness.  Yes!  Oh - and didn't I once hear a rumor that our favorite chicken restaurant used to brine their amazing chicken in pickle juice?  I am almost certain that I didn't make that up!

Okay, I'll admit that you have every right to be a bit circumspect, but this was definitely going to happen.  Every other time I've brined my poultry, I've been very pleased with the results.  Why should this be different, right?   OH MY WORD!!!!  Can I just tell you that the kids went nuts over this chicken!  It was so tender and juicy... and that very faint pickle flavor in the background was very similar to the chicken that we get from that Chick-fil-a!  SCORE!!  I actually did a little happy dance in the kitchen.  Yes, really.  Scout's honor.  :)

You MUST try it!  My two teens even took the leftovers for their lunch the next day.  And the best part, for all you busy people out there, is that the technique I used actually cut OUT a few steps!
 
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Ingredients: (I cooked 2 pounds of chicken)
  • Boneless, skinless chicken tenders
  • Pickle juice from 1 jar of kosher pickles
  • 16 oz container of plain, nonfat Greek yogurt
  • 1 box Kentucky Kernel seasoned flour
    • 1/2 tsp kosher salt
    • 1/2 tsp black pepper
    • 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper
    • 1 tsp garlic powder
    • 1/2 tsp onion powder
    • 1 tsp dried oregano
    • 1 Tbsp parsley flakes
    • 1 tsp baking powder
  • Canola oil for frying


Step-by-Step:
I threw my chicken into a gallon sized ziptop bag, and poured a whole jar of pickle juice over them .  (Yep, the kind he likes.)  I allowed them to brine in the pickle juice for 2 1/2 hours in the fridge.  I took them out to take some of the chill off while I got the rest of the stuff ready.
chicken brined in pickle juice
I wanted moist, tender chicken with a slight tangy flavor.  Rather than do a typical egg wash, I decided to go with a plain, nonfat Greek yogurt.  It's thick and creamy, has no fat but lots of protein, and it has a great tangy flavor.  I had never tried this method before, but I think it came to me in my sleep, so I went with it!
16 oz container of nonfat, plain Greek yogurt
Then I wanted a very flavorful coating.  What is fried chicken without a great flavorful coating, right?  Just combine all the stuff....

Kentucky Kernel's seasoned flour, 1/2 tsp kosher salt, 1/2 tsp black pepper.
 1 tsp garlic powder, 1 Tbsp parsley flakes
1/2 tsp onion powder, 1 tsp dried oregano
1/4 tsp cayenne pepper, 1 tsp baking powder
And this is what it looks like.  Now just stir that around to combine.
batter mixture
Ready?  Here we go!
Remove the chicken from the brine -
Coat the chicken first in the Greek yogurt, then in the seasoned flour.  Make sure you get lots of that great flour coating on it!
Fry at about 350-360 degrees F until golden brown and crispy... and of course cooked inside!  I found out that when I fried about 3 strips at a time, it took about 6 minutes.  When I fried only 2 at a time, a couple of minutes less.  You may have to figure out what works best for your fryer or pot. 

Don't you just love the way you can see all the herbs in the batter when they are done?  YUM!  The batter was the perfect balance of fluffy and crispy.
They were SO juicy and tender and wonderful!  And lets see - what did we cut out?  I did NOT season the chicken before battering, because the brine had lots of flavor including salt already.  I did not have to make up and egg wash.  And I did not have to salt the chicken when they came out of the fryer.  These were a home run with my kids!


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Written Method:
I threw my chicken into a gallon sized ziptop bag, and poured a whole jar of pickle juice over them.  I allowed them to brine in the pickle juice for 2 1/2 hours in the fridge.  I took them out to take some of the chill off while I got the rest of the stuff ready.

I wanted moist, tender chicken with a slight tangy flavor.  Rather than do a typical egg wash, I decided to go with a plain, nonfat Greek yogurt.  It's thick and creamy, has no fat but lots of protein, and it has a great tangy flavor.  

I wanted a very flavorful coating.  What is fried chicken without a great flavorful coating, right?  Just combine all the stuff....
Remove the chicken from the brine.  Coat the chicken first in the Greek yogurt, then in the seasoned flour.  Make sure you get lots of that great flour coating on it!  Fry at about 350-360 degrees F until golden brown and crispy... and of course cooked inside!  I found out that when I fried about 3 strips at a time, it took about 6 minutes.  When I fried only 2 at a time, a couple of minutes less.  You may have to figure out what works best for your fryer or pot.

They were SO juicy and tender and wonderful!  And lets see - what did we cut out?  I did NOT season the chicken before battering, because the brine had lots of flavor including salt already.  I did not have to make up and egg wash.  And I did not have to salt the chicken when they came out of the fryer.  These were a home run with my kids!
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