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Baked Chicken W/ Apricot Preserves & Onion Soup Mix

Posted in  Chicken/Poultry, Dinner, Entrees, Meat Dishes, Other Cuisine 4 comments


This Baked Chicken In Apricot Jam & Onion Soup Mix dish is a slightly different variation of a dish called “Russian Chicken.” The reason it’s a variation is because I used Italian dressing instead of Russian dressing which I didn’t have in my pantry. Another modification I made to this dish is giving the chicken time to marinate in the sauce for about an hour instead of just pouring the sauce over the chicken then baking straight into the oven. I wanted the chicken pieces to absorb the flavor before cooking. That is of course an option that you need to consider when cooking this dish.

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Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings & Asparagus

Posted in  Asian Dishes, Chicken/Poultry, Dinner, Entrees, Lunch, Meat Dishes, Uncategorized No comments


Those Lawry’s marinades are not just good for marinating meats, yah know. They’re nice sauces to toss into sauteed dishes like this chicken wings with asparagus. This is especially quite easy to whip up on busy days or when you’re only cooking something for yourself for lunch or dinner.

Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings & Asparagus
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Author: Feistycook
Serves: 2
INGREDIENTS
  • 10-12 pcs...
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Chicken W/ Chardonnay, Mushrooms, Capers & Saffron

Posted in  Chicken/Poultry, Dinner, Entrees, Headline, Meat Dishes One comment


Here’s another one of my cooking with wine experimentations in the kitchen. I’ve cooked chicken with Yellow Tail Shiraz, made lamb neck stew with red wine, chicken in red wine and red skinned potatoes, and mussels in Sauvignon Blanc. This time around I’ve combined chicken with the Little Penguin Chardonnay along with mushrooms, saffron, and capers.


INGREDIENTS:

6-8 pieces of chicken (legs, thig...

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Baked Chicken Wings Adobo

Posted in  Asian Dishes, Baked Goodies, Chicken/Poultry, Dinner, Entrees, Filipino Cuisine, Headline, Meat Dishes No comments


I have cooked chicken wings adobo the way I would cook pork adobo. Same method, just different meat, with minor changes in cooking time. This turns the chicken wings so tender that most of the meat falls completely off of the bones. Well one time, I wanted to actually have the wings. I mean finger-licking good adobo wings where I could actually hold a chicken wing in one piece...

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