Everyday Food for Busy People
Eat at Home LIVE replay! We’re making SWEET AND SOUR CHICKEN, starting with our BASIC CHICKEN SKILLET recipe.
A few years ago I shared a recipe for a basic Chicken Skillet. It’s the dinner equivalent to the little black dress at the most affordable of prices. And you know how you can dress up a LBD with pearls and heels or go casual with a jean jacket & sandals? Chicken Skillets are just as versatile. You can dress it up with some feta a black olives for a swanky Mediterranean dinner or add rice and just the rice for a more casual Cajun flavor. You can even mix in corn, beans and some serious spices for a lively fiesta. It’s the perfect go-to dish for those evenings when you want something familiar with the possibility of exotic.
It won’t take long at all for you to toss together the Basic Chicken Skillet, but to get you started I’ve included the ingredients and directions for you. And from there, it’s kind of like a culinary world tour. And this month on Facebook Live we’re doing just that – a little world tour Chicken Skillet style!
Want to make your own dinner, starting with the Basic Chicken Skillet …
All the recipes start with the Basic Chicken Skillet and go from there. You’ll find 7 recipes to try, plus get encouragement and inspiration to find your own combos! Enter your email over here to grab your own copy.
Be sure to catch me on the Eat at Home Facebook page on Wednesday mornings around 10 am for some Basic Chicken Skillet recipes in the coming weeks and you can add lots of new twists to this go-to recipe.
And in the meantime, I’m curious as to which skillet recipe you’ll start with?
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of College Inn®. The opinions and text are all mine.
There’s something about stuffed squash that looks like you’ve pulled out all the stops in making dinner.
But really, it’s so easy! If you can cut a squash in half, you can do this!
This recipe for stuffed acorn squash is perfect for fall. The colors of the squash look so pretty on the table at this time of year and the cranberries are seasonal too. I served this on a Tuesday night and my daughter and husband loved it!
College Inn® Chicken Broth adds rich, savory flavor to complement the sweetness of the squash and cranberries. I used chicken that I cooked in a skillet, but if you have leftover turkey after Thanksgiving this would be a wonderful way to serve it.
Here’s what you’ll need to make this dish. It’s so simple with only six ingredients, plus olive oil, salt and pepper. If you decide to try out this recipe, share your photos on social media using
#CollegeInnBroth! [Read more…] about Savory Chicken and Cranberry Stuffed Acorn Squash
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of College Inn®. The opinions and text are all mine.
I have to tell you a little story. I’ve been working so hard on my cookbook and have created so many recipes that I really wondered if I’d ever be able to create another one.
What if I’d poured everything I had into that book and there was nothing left to work with?
I turned the manuscript in to my editor and then planned to take a big break. That’s not how things went though, because the next weekend I wanted to create a Chicken Pot Pie Soup recipe and partnered with College Inn broth to do so.
This Chicken Pot Pie Soup is a comfort in many ways. For me, it’s great to know that I’m still able to be creative in the kitchen, even after the intense cookbook work.
This soup has all the warm, hearty ingredients you expect in a chicken soup, especially as the weather cools down. It starts with a great chicken broth and I like to use College Inn – It’s got a savory taste that helps elevate any dish to make it delicious. Then the soup is topped with Pie Crust Croutons.
Chicken Pot Pie Soup + Pie Crust Croutons is amazing! It’s the perfect comfort food.
Here’s what you’ll need to make a big pot for your family (and you will want to get to your kitchen as soon as you can to stir up a batch!).
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Autumn is just one of those seasons that involves special foods and dishes that we don’t necessarily enjoy other times of the year. And you know we could never just pass up the opportunity for a culinary celebration of all the fall foods! Two weeks ago we shared 17 Autumn Desserts that are sure to delight, and last week it was 14 Flavorful Fall Sides. As much as we might like to just have sides and desserts, main dishes are pretty important when it comes to dinner, so today we give you 9 Savory Autumn Main Dishes.
You’ll never believe how easy it is to make Homemade Chicken and Dumplings! And by homemade, we mean [Read more…] about 9 Savory Autumn Main Dishes