Planning Ahead With One Dish Chicken Recipes

By Bernadette Martin


Saving time when you are cooking is quite an art. However, with one dish chicken recipes, you will find that this is achievable and these meals can also be tasty. There are many recipes available which folk love and will make time and time again. Things like stews, curries and casseroles are very popular finds.

You will find these in restaurants and you can also make them at home very easily once you get the hang of it. Some are more rustic and others need more practice because they are gourmet dishes, but one can experiment. They are also perfect for the winter time because they often are composed of thick, hot tasty liquids with lots of flavor.

These kinds of recipes are perfect for when you come home after a long day at the office. They are also great for when it is cold because they often consist of hot liquids with lots of flavor. They will fill you up and they will provide you with lots of comfort. They can also be warmed up at work and provide you with a nice lunch.

You get a Moroccan dish with couscous added in at the end. Coq au Vin is served with red wine, baby onions and mushroom, which comes from France. There are many different curries coming from India. These can be toned down. One can also make a substantial soup served with other vegetables.

A stir fry is easy to make once you get the hang of it. Usually the sauce is composed of a sweet part and a sour part. One should taste as you go along. It should basically coat the food and you don't really have to fry the food for too long. For this, one can use chicken breasts and noodles which only take a couple of minutes to make in hot water.

Many people have a slow cooker and they put this on before they go to work. They leave this on and when they come back, they find that their meal is done for them. Most of the dishes that are made in here tend to be casseroles and stews as well as curries which need to be cooked on a low heat. This would be perfect for that.

There are some curries that are very mild and they are toned down with yoghurt. They are also done quickly and don't need to be standing on the stove for a long time. Others are hotter and have many spices. These are traditional, but you can tone it down according to what your taste buds are used to.

Most of the time, one thickens up a dish like this with flour or cornflour. However, the cornflour can give this a taste which is not to pleasant if you go overboard. The chicken should be coated in flour to start off with. Just shake the excess off. If you still need some at the end, then mix a little with some butter, put this in the fridge to harden and then mix it into the liquid. Vegetables should also thicken up the liquid.




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