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I would use something that is not too deep because the layers may be too thick in the new baker. I double the recipe in the Deep Dish Baker, but you may even get a triple recipe in there if you try!Trish1953 said:Anyone tried to make this in the new Cranberry Baker? Am thinking of doing this for a reajlly big group.
Trish
Before adding chicken to a recipe, it is important to properly prepare and handle the chicken to ensure it is safe to eat. This includes washing the chicken with cold water, patting it dry with paper towels, and trimming off any excess fat or skin. Additionally, you can marinate the chicken for added flavor or season it with your desired spices.
While fresh chicken is recommended for best results, frozen chicken can also be used in a recipe. It is important to properly thaw the chicken before adding it to the recipe. This can be done by placing the frozen chicken in the refrigerator overnight or by using the defrost setting on your microwave.
The cooking time for chicken can vary depending on the recipe and the size and type of chicken used. In general, boneless chicken breasts can take 20-25 minutes to cook, while chicken thighs may take 30-35 minutes. It is important to always use a meat thermometer to ensure the chicken has reached an internal temperature of 165°F before serving.
Chicken can be substituted for other types of protein in a recipe, such as beef, pork, or tofu. Keep in mind that different proteins may have different cooking times and may require different seasonings for optimal flavor. It is also important to note any potential allergies or dietary restrictions when making substitutions.
Leftover chicken from a recipe can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3-4 days. It is important to properly cool the chicken before storing it and to reheat it to an internal temperature of 165°F before eating. Leftover chicken can also be frozen for longer storage, but it may affect the texture and flavor when thawed and reheated.