Showing posts with label chicken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chicken. Show all posts

Monday, January 31, 2011

Buffalo Chicken Calzones...kind of

Last night I made calzones for the first time. I decided on Buffalo Chicken, not your regular calzone, simply because I plan to make Buffalo Chicken Mac & Cheese later this week and had all the ingredients. I guess I am on a buffalo chicken kick. I used regular pizza dough and stuffed it with mozzarella cheese, shredded chicken, and buffalo wing sauce with ranch for the dipping sauce. I read directions on how to make a calzone and then proceeded not to follow them. Although it turned out tasting good (other than I loaded on a bit too much buffalo sauce), it looked like this...


I guess that teaches me that I really need to follow directions...

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Chicken Pot Pie

I haven't been doing too much from scratch cooking lately. I think its the time change. It just makes you tired and unmotivated when it turns dark at 5:00 everyday. However, I had a craving for homemade chicken pot pie. It really hit the spot! Yum!




Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Chicken Chili

One of my favorite things to make in Fall, Winter, whenever its cold is chicken chili. I fell in love with it at Atlanta Bread Company. I could eat it for days, even weeks. Actually its what we are eating almost everyday this week! The best thing is its a little different everytime I make it! I have a general guideline of what I put in the chili but I never measure it so I couldn't write down a true recipe. That way everyone can make the chili to their own liking!

Chicken Chili
1 can each Black Beans, White Beans, Kidney Beans (drained)
4 cans dice tomatos
1 small can tomato paste
chicken
chicken broth (if its too thick)
diced onions (3 small)
diced green peppers (2)
diced jalapeno peppers (1-2)
pickled jalapeno peppers (handful)
garlic
chili powder
cumin
red pepper flakes
hot sauce
Cheese (garnish)
Sour Cream (garnish)

Saute the onions, peppers, and garlic. Dump everything in a pot and simmer for a couple of hours. You don't have to let it cook that long but I think that it really makes everything good and blended that way!


p.s. This recipe makes a lot! But it can easily be frozen and saved for later. This is a very chunky (filling) chili so if you want more "soup" you'll have to add tomato sauce or more paste and broth.

Thursday, September 2, 2010

Chicken Spaghetti

Kind of a weird name. Not really appealing. I don't think that this recipe is catching anyone's attention with its name. That's why pictures are always needed. This is another Pioneer Woman Recipe. I am always looking for easy/good cassaroles. This one is definitely a keeper. I can imagine this will be a fantastic recipe for the Fall. You know when you are craving that warm comfort food and the air is a bit nippy. Oh, I can't wait for Fall. I already have a mile high list of things to cook/bake with pumpkin, apples, and cranberries. But for now, if you are looking for a new cassarole recipe, try this one!