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Try adding a little bit of finely diced red pepper and cilantro or parsley over the tops of the plates to add some color. I know what you mean... seems like when I make an entree that is beige, I end up serving it with mashed potatoes and corn... kind of kills the appetite, huh?chefann said:Another good one: Tex Mex Chicken and Rice Skillet.
The chicken thighs have a stronger flavor than white meat, so if that matters to you, use chicken breasts.
The time estimate (28 minutes) on this one was spot-on.
But be warned, this one is a "Yay, it's beige!" dinner - very little color on the plate.
It's got some cilantro on it, and cheese. But I'm sitting here eating leftovers for lunch and I swear I didn't get any cheese or cilantro in my bowl. It's beigh chicken, rice and corn. Looks like prison food. Tastes good, though!dwyerkim said:Try adding a little bit of finely diced red pepper and cilantro or parsley over the tops of the plates to add some color. I know what you mean... seems like when I make an entree that is beige, I end up serving it with mashed potatoes and corn... kind of kills the appetite, huh?
chefann said:It's got some cilantro on it, and cheese. But I'm sitting here eating leftovers for lunch and I swear I didn't get any cheese or cilantro in my bowl. It's beigh chicken, rice and corn. Looks like prison food. Tastes good, though!
Prison, college cafeteria.... same difference... :yuck:ChefBeckyD said:Soooo, you gotta lotta experience with prison food there Ann? :yuck:
chefann said:Prison, college cafeteria.... same difference... :yuck:
And I wondered how long it would take someone to comment on that. You win, Becky!
It was DELICIOUS! And so easy.pamperedlinda said:I'm making the Artichoke Chicken nwith Roasted Potatoes tonight. I'll let ya know how it turns out.
SusanBP0129 said:Ginger -that is AWESOME!!!
I made the angel hair dish at home and DH & I LOVED it!!
I see LOTS OF FREE cookware in your future!!
Ginger428 said:I Hope I Hope I Hope!!!!!
Saturdays party wants me to do the Skillet Lasagna......Tomorrow nights I'm trying to change it to the Toasted Pasta....
SusanBP0129 said:Have you been up my way lately?
Ginger428 said:I made the Toasted Angel Hair Pasta W/Sausage & Peppers last night for a very very Italian bunch of Women! I had that much confidence in the recipe....they LOVED IT! It was on her deck, so I brought my electric burner & I used The 12 in. Executive Pan! Then at the end of the show, they had me show them all sneak peeks for next month....NOW they ALL want the cookware... LMAO...BTW 9 guests & the show is at 909.00 so far...
But since they are all friends & relatives, I'm thinking maybe the Mystery Host Show is looking good, I'm gonna run it by them at tomorrow nights show!
ChefBeckyD said:I keep forgetting to add this one:
DS (who is 3) and I made the Crunchy Whole Grain Chicken Bites this past weekend. We used the Harvest Cheddar Sun Chips. I put them in a ziploc bag, and had him smash them up with the meat tenderizer - he had a blast! Then we added the other ingredients, and he mixed it all up in the bag. He had so much fun helping - and I thought this would be a GREAT Kids in the Kitchen recipe!
They tasted great too - something that kids would love! We had the Slaw with them, and used more Ranch Dressing for the dip for the Chicken Bites - it was a very tasty, healthy, kid friendly meal!
riggs62 said:I made the Toasted Angel Hair Pasta the other night. My daughter NEVER eats pasta, she hates it. I made her try it and she ate 3 bowls of it!! It was soooo good! I completely agree tho, that you need the 12" skillet for this dish. I used a 10" (non-PC) pan and it was near overflowing in the end. But I recommend everyone make this dish, it was so yummy and light, I didn't feel tremendously fat after eating it :angel:
ChefBeckyD said:So far, I have listed to try:
Artichoke Chicken
Paprika Chicken w/ noodles
Turkey Gyros
Skillet Lasagna
Pecan Crusted Chicken w/ Sweet Mustard Dressing
Turkey Saltimbocca
Crunchy Whole Grain Chicken Bites (I bet DS loves these!)
Glazed Chicken w/ Apple Salad
Almond Chicken Stir-fry
Mediterranean Quesadillas
Sesame Tilapia
Dijon Crusted Halibut
Crispy Parmesan Shrimp
Shrimp Orzo Skillet
Grilled Tilapia w/ Pineapple Salsa
Barbecue Salmon
BLT Mac & Cheese
Beef Enchilada Casserole
Pork Tacos
Brown Butter Tortellini w/ Spinach & Ham
Tuscan White Bean and Sausage Stew
Moroccan Pork Chops
Caprese Pizza
Hot & Sour Soup
Spicy Broccoli Fritatta
Poached Eggs Florentine
Lightning Fast Veggie Chili
Crunchy Breakfast Tacos
Harvest Brown Rice Salad
Grilled Portabello Bruschetta
Thats All!
Looks like alot of recipe trials coming to the Deemter Household!
Yes, I have had the opportunity to try several recipes from the new cookbook. As a Pampered Chef consultant, I am able to test out the recipes before they are released to our customers.
It's hard to choose just one favorite, but I really love the Tuscan Chicken Pasta and the Triple Chocolate Brownies. They are both easy to make and always turn out delicious.
I have not personally had any recipes that didn't turn out well, but I have heard from a few customers that the Lemon Chicken and Rice recipe can be a bit tricky to get right. However, with some adjustments and following the instructions carefully, it can turn out delicious.
It really depends on your taste preferences, but I highly recommend trying the Chicken Fajita Skillet recipe. It's a crowd favorite and always a hit at parties or family dinners.
I definitely think so! The recipes in this cookbook are not only delicious, but they are also easy to make and use common ingredients that most people already have in their pantry. Plus, with the beautiful photos and layout, it makes for a great gift or addition to any kitchen collection.