Soup season is here, and this French Onion is the perfect comfort meal on a cold winter night! For a unique twist, it is topped with Just Bare Lightly Breaded Chicken Fillets instead of a baguette and garnished with a generous amount of Gruyere cheese to bring it all together.
A creamy and spicy buffalo mac and cheese with Just Bare Lightly Breaded Chicken Bites, Buffalo sauce, and bleu cheese. The panko breadcrumbs offer a crunchy texture which contrasts with the creamy aged cheddar cheese sauce.
Dig into these simple and fresh Greek Chicken Gyro Bowls. The homemade Tzatziki sauce adds a subtle layer of creaminess and freshness to the meal.
This is a warm and comforting stick to your ribs kind of meal! Enjoy these creamy cheesy grits paired with Just Bare Lightly Breaded Chicken Strips tossed in a unique cajun honey butter glaze.
If you’ve got some pungent bleu cheese or crumbly aged goat cheese on hand, toss some onto these welcoming winter salads. The richness of a nut oil in the dressing rounds out the toasty flavor of the dish. Like any good Waldorf, this one features the best of winter apples—dressed up with a delicate walnut oil vinaigrette.
Making your own fresh chicken broth is just as easy as popping a pot roast in the oven on a Sunday afternoon—just figure you can go organize your pantry or read a book while it’s simmering away on the stove!
To shorten the roasting time, butterfly the chicken. Remove the backbone with poultry shears, open the chicken up like a book, and press flat on the baking sheet. Rub with the oil and smoky spice blend rub.
This herb paste used to flavor the chicken can be slathered on just before popping it onto the grill. Otherwise, try gently loosening the bird’s skin with your fingers, then rubbing the paste directly onto the meat under the skin. This combination of seasonings is called charmoula—sort of a North African pesto.
Making little pastry-covered pies was once a creative way to use leftover chicken or other meats. Now we just love them for their warmth and comfort.
If you need to feed more than your family, why not roast two birds at the same time? It’s no more work and is easy to serve. Any leftovers are ready and waiting to make sandwiches, a small pot of soup, or a pan of chicken enchiladas.