Every grandmother has a recipe they make on repeat because they’re just that good.

Grandma’s recipes never disappoint.

It’s a great option for when you want to shake things up just a bit for Sunday Supper.

Southern Living Waldorf Chicken Salad in a bowl to serve

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The juices from the whole chicken in this recipe flavor the rainbow carrots.

Waldorf Chicken Salad

Fresh celery and apple add a crunch to this classic chicken salad.

Try it on toasted bread, on its own, or tossed with your favorite salad mix.

Southern Living Pecan Crusted Chicken on a platter ready to serve

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She’ll likely always have a fresh batch of chicken salad on hand for lunch or a light snack.

Marry Me Chicken

This recipe is loved for its simple ingredients and quick cooking time.

Marry Me Chicken will be ready in under 30 minutes from start to finish.

Southern Living BBQ Chicken on a platter ready to serve with coleslaw

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Grandma likes to serve her recipes with a side of coleslaw or potato salad.

Lemon lightens up this rich pasta dinner topped with panko-crusted chicken.

A half cup of spicy pickle juice is the key to achieving the perfect, tangy bite.

Southern Living Lemon Roast Chicken With Rainbow Carrots in roasting pan

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You’ll feel right at home when you get a taste of this comforting, classic pot pie.

Chicken Scallopini

We love this dish because you’re able to make it in one skillet.

Tender, juicy, crispy chicken complements the creamy mushroom sauce.

Homemade Chicken Salad on a white plate with lettuce leaves, tomatoes, and crackers

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Serve this chicken over any pasta to soak up all of the excess sauce.

She likes to serve this chicken with Brussels sprouts, carrots, and garlic.

Turn to the instant pot to make this recipe extra easy and stress-free.

Southern Living Marry Me Chicken Casserole adding the rice mixture and chicken to the casserole dish

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Slow-Cooker Chicken Soup

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The trick here is to cook the soup low and slow.

A flavorful soup starring chicken, veggies, and herbs.

It’s simple enough for weeknight dinners and utilizes pantry staples.

Southern Living Crispy Fried Chicken on a platter to serve

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Southern Living Lemon Chicken Pasta in a bowl ready to serve

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Southern Living Pickle-Brined Chicken Tenders on a platter to serve

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Old-Fashioned Chicken Pot Pie

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Southern Living Chicken Scallopini on a platter to serve

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Southern Living Roasted Spatchcock Chicken in the pan ready to serve

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Instant Pot Chicken and Rice

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slow cooker chicken soup

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Southern Living Poppy Seed Chicken in a bowl to serve

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