Every now and then I get a request for a great chicken recipe, and in my own jittery fashion, I scramble to help. Just like a mom who can’t possibly select her favourite child, I present you with 24 wonderful Jittery chicken recipes for you to sample. I leave it to you to pick the best fit for your pantry and palate.
Oven BBQ Chicken Thighs and Warm Potato Salad
Chicken Marinara Pasta
Senegalese Chicken Yassa
Roast Chicken Cucumber Mint Noodle Bowl
Jittery Jerk Chicken
Crispy Onion Chicken
Ricardo’s Oven Roasted BBQ Chicken
Sweet Thai Wings
Apple Onion Roasted Chicken
BBQ Chicken Breast and Florentine Rice
Honey Dijon Curry Chicken and Pecan Sweet Potato
Garlicky Glazed Carnival Chicken
Maple Dijon Chicken
Caribbean Chicken
Drunk Banana Chicken
Chinese Chicken on Brown Rice Vermicelli
Ginger Teriyaki Chicken Breast
Chicken with Raita
Grilled Za’atar Chicken with Cumin Aioli Sauce
Waldorf Chicken Salad with Cilantro Yogurt Dressing
Sesame Ginger Chicken
Fattoush Chicken Salad
Romaine Salad with Grilled Lemon Chicken
Easy Roasted Chicken Noodle Soup
Final notes:
- Don’t be too upset, I’ve found a new hobby — knitting. It calms me and produces original clothing. Although I’ve knit up some very simple scarf type garments over the years, this time I’ve selected a complicated pattern that challenges my ability to stay focused. If you’re a knitter, think about going to the knitting circle at Espace Tricot on Monkland, Friday afternoons between 1 and 5.
- Have you heard of Ted× Montreal Women? The theme for 2016 was time: IT’S ABOUT TIME! The speakers who blew me away and kept me on an emotional rollercoaster included Divi Chandna, Gaelle Vuillaume, Nina Hermes, Simone Cavanaugh, Caroline Codsi, Milla Craig, Marya Zarif, Courtney Jackson, Emma Hason, Joanne Lavoie, Tara Akhavan, Laurie Betito, Juss Kaur and Wanda Bedard. Eventually their talks will be online so you can catch the TEDx Montreal Women fever. It’ll be well worth your time. For now, you can catch two outstanding TED Talks we all enjoyed, comedian Maysoon Zayid, “I got 99 problems…palsy is just one,” and oceanographer and explorer Sylvia Earle, “How to Protect the Oceans.”
I can see why it’s hard to choose, they are gorgeous . Thank for your delightful sharing caring food blog!
Thanks Sheila! Smiling now…so good to get positive feedback!
wow – so many wonderful chicken recipes.
Thanks Jovina! Chicken’s such an obvious crowd pleaser.
Amazing! My repertoire does not even include that many chicken recipes, never mind my blog! Great to see you and catch up st FBC2016!
Can’t really claim that’s my repertoire, Diane. After 5 years of recipe collecting I need reminding of what I’ve made and inspiration to repeat successes. It was amazing to see you at FBC2016. Are you up for Ottawa in 2017? I’ve registered and already know it’ll be amazing.