Posts Tagged ‘ chicken ’

Shallow-Poached Chicken Breasts with Vegetable Quinoa

Jul 11th, 2010 | By admin | Category: Food, Healthy Cooking, Recipes

Healthy cooking does not have to equal bland, flavorless and boring. The following dish isn’t a watered down copies but an inspired flavorful combination.



5 Things To Do With a Chicken – Chicken Pasta with a Lemon-Mustard Sauce

Jan 20th, 2009 | By thesustainablekitchen | Category: Cheese, Food, Poultry, Recipes, Sustainable Cuisine

One of the quickest, most flavorful meals I know is pasta. Virtually a one pan meal; light yet bold, inexpensive, healthy, nutritious and delicious. The following chicken pasta is extremely versatile and adaptable. Leave out the chicken, use vegetable stock instead of chicken stock, add some seasonal vegetables and voilà! – Lemon-Mustard Vegetable Pasta.



5 Things To Do With a Chicken – BBQ Thai Chicken Wings

Jan 16th, 2009 | By thesustainablekitchen | Category: Food, Poultry, Recipes, Sustainable Cuisine

The street food vendors are a vital component of the Thai culinary scene. Kasma Loha-unchit, a native of Thailand who runs Thai Food & Travel wrote, One of the distinct pleasures of being in Thailand is the street food scene. It’s great fun to stroll the streets graze delectable, delicious, inexpensive food at every corner… Whenever [...]



5 Things To Do With a Chicken – Chicken in a Pot

Jan 13th, 2009 | By thesustainablekitchen | Category: Food, Lead Story, Poultry, Recipes

As Julia Child said, Whole chicken roasted in a covered casserole, in a buttery steam of herbs and aromatic vegetables, has a very special tenderness and flavor. Hot, served simply with the juices it has produced in its casserole, or cold on the buffet table or picnic, poulet en cocotte is one of the great [...]



5 Things To Do With a Chicken – Chicken Liver Parfait

Jan 9th, 2009 | By thesustainablekitchen | Category: Food, Lead Story, Poultry, Recipes, Sustainable Cuisine, offal

One of my earliest culinary memories is watching my material grandmother make chopped chicken livers. I vividly remember her thinly slicing onions, chopping garlic, and painstakingly cleaning the liver. She’d place a small pad of schmaltz (rendered chicken fat for those who don’t speak Yiddish) in an old, worn out sauté pan and add the onions [...]