Posts Tagged ‘Chicken’
Fresh herbs make all the difference in this summer salad. For a change, substitute the ham with flaked tuna fish, and the basil with fresh tarragon.
Chicken stuffed with ham and rice and colorfully garnished, this adaptation of a Spanish dish is inexpensive and impressive, but it does take time to prepare.
An excellent dish for lunch or dinner parties. Almond Chicken can be prepared in advance, reheated in the oven and put under the grill [broiler] just before serving. Serve with buttered broccoli, a tomato salad, crusty rolls and cold, white wine.
A raised pie is a must for the traditional picnic hamper. It is easy to pack and carry and excellent accompanied with some cranberry or redcurrant jelly. Although special raised pie tins (pans) are available, in this case I prefer to use a deep loose-bottomed cake tin (pan).
This is an ideal fork or buffet dish. It is very decorative and can be made in advance and assembled prior to serving.
These attractive ‘pinwheels’, accompanied by a dill mayonnaise and a crisp salad, are ideal for a summer lunch or picnic.
Serve this fragrant dish piping hot with a crisp salad and a bowl of Greek yogurt dressing,such as tzatsiki.
A lively, piquant flavor transforms these economical chicken thighs into a special treat. Accompany with some plain boiled new potatoes and sweet early season peas.
Chicken livers are generally sold frozen and are economical, nutritious and require little preparation. Always cut away any green tinged liver, which will taste bitter, and wash and dry them well. This recipe is very quick to prepare and good accompanied with creamed potato or noodles.
This Italian dish is delicious simply served on a bed of spaghetti.