These recipes will come in handy on chaotic weeknights or when you’re in a time crunch.
These recipes require very little time and energy.
These quick chicken dishes all come together in a flash.
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Serve over rice so every drop of the sauce is enjoyed.
Rotisserie chicken makes this dish ready in less than 30 minutes.
Finish with your favorite toppers, and every last chip will surely disappear.
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You won’t be leaving a messy kitchen with this one-pan recipe.
Count on getting this recipe requested from the entire crew from here on out.
Grilled Chicken Sandwiches
Bored with the typical grilled chicken sandwich?
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Leave it to a Southern favorite (also known as pimiento cheese) to liven up this anytime recipe.
Chicken Fries
These crispy chicken fries can be a fun appetizer or main dish.
And don’t skip the homemade honey mustard dipping sauce.
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Plus, you likely have most all of the ingredients on hand in your kitchen already.
Plus, since it usesrotisserie chickenand pantry pasta, it comes together in a flash.
It just might replace the original in your dinner rotation.
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you’re able to also use pork instead of chicken, if desired.
Top with crisp pita chips for crunch.
This one comes together in just 15 (yes, 15) minutes.
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Chicken Scallopini
Your family will love this healthy chicken recipe.
Sprinkle chicken with lemon zest to add a tangy, citrusy touch.
Thanks to the convenience of rotisserie chicken, it comes together in just 30 minutes.
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Chicken Bog
Chicken Bog combines the best qualities of chicken and rice.
The rice soaks up the flavor of the juicy chicken and spices.
This dish is an old favorite and it’s fairly simple to make.
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Serve with any toppings like radishes, avocado, crumbled Cotija cheese, and cilantro.
This recipe is perfect for those weeknights when you want a quick and easy dinner.
Serve with cornbread for something to dip.
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Chicken-And-Fontina Panini
This panini is as delicious as it looks.
The bread is crusty and toasted but the chicken and pesto melt in your mouth.
No worries if you don’t have a panini pressa stove can be used as an alternative.
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Chicken Stir-Fry
Who doesn’t love an easy, delicious stir fry for dinner?
This recipe only takes 10 minutes, so whip this together after a long day.
It only takes 20 minutes to make and no stove is required.
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Swap the sweet cranberries for chopped apples if you prefer.
With green enchilada sauce and poblano pepper, you won’t have to worry about adding any extra heat.
Instant Pot Crack Chicken
These comforting chicken rolls are warm, filling, and packed with flavor.
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Spoon the chicken over egg noodles or into toasted buns.
Sheet Pan Fajitas
Who knew fajitas could take 20 minutes to make?
Pop the chicken and veggies in the oven and serve with your favorite toppings.
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Cast-Iron Chicken Piccata
All it takes is onecast-iron skilletto cook this chicken piccata.
Say hello to your new favorite 30-minute dinner.
Chicken Caprese Pasta
Freshen up your day with this 20-minute chicken pesto dish.
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Toss together a smallCaesar saladas an easy side.
Chicken Piccata Meatballs
Made in one skillet and ready in 30 minutes?
Serve these with rice,mashed potatoes, or pasta to soak up the delectable pan sauce.
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Make these forwork lunches, picnics, or tailgating.
One-Pot Chicken Pasta
What to do with leftover chicken?
Grab a box of pasta from your pantry and get out the Dutch oven.
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Dinner will be ready in 20 minutes.
Garlic Butter Chicken
Garlic, butter, and herbs flavor this family-friendly dish.
Using cutlets speeds up the cooking time.
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