The Dynamite Chicken cookbook is here! Get ready for 60 brand-new ways to love your favorite bird. Inside this clever collection by Food52 and chef Tyler Kord, you'll find everything from lightning-quick weeknight dinners to the coziest of comfort foods.
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tamater S.
June 19, 2018
For carb-cutters: slice breast to stand for bread in an open-faced sandwich. Top with, using cream cheese as the base,(a dab of yogurt if it needs thinning) mixture of wilted minced spinach, minced sun-chokes, artichokes, finely chopped leftover broccoli, or asparagus, herbs or spices (How about curry powder, chives, or green onion?)... or whatever inspires you; the main tip here is using the horizontally sliced breast as bread. Or sliced differently, could be canapés; olive secured with a toothpick?
Cynthia F.
October 12, 2015
Empanadas. So easy to use shredded or diced chicken to make little hand pies. Stir fried rice with diced chicken. Chicken is so versatile. Love having left over chicken!
judy
December 9, 2014
I freeze the bone (I use organic chickens). When I have about 4 chickens worth I make bone broth. I will combine these with bones from our pastured cow. the broth is nourishing, filling and heartening.
Lillian
October 7, 2014
Love these awesome ideas! I like making sandwiches with leftover chicken :)
I hate wasting food so I always try to find ways to use up the leftovers!
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L.C.
I hate wasting food so I always try to find ways to use up the leftovers!
I’m doing a campaign called “Be Grateful, Not wasteful”, which aims to raise awareness about the food waste issue & provide tips on reducing food waste. Would it be okay if I share these ideas for the campaign?
Here are the links to the FB page & blog:
https://www.facebook.com/begratefulnotwasteful
http://gratefulforfood.wordpress.com/
Please check them out!
Thanks,
L.C.
MaryMary
June 29, 2014
Dice or shred chicken in small pieces and place in a mug with gluten free "boxed" organic beef broth, some scallion tops, 2 teaspoons gluten free tamari sauce and pop in the microwave for 1-2 minutes just to heat. Gluten free, high in protein, and diet friendly.
AntoniaJames
March 25, 2014
Toss in this sauce http://food52.com/recipes/6435-tamarind-lime-and-cilantro-sauce ; stuff into a phulka roti (they can be cooked ahead on the stove, stored with a small piece of paper between them, then refreshed in a damp towel in the microwave) with sliced avocado and cucumber.
Or, reserve pan juices (and deglaze roasting pan after you've removed as much as you can . . . I do this after dinner . . . to stretch what you have), stir odd chicken bits from carcass and cutting boards into it; add roasted carrots (leftover from another meal) and serve over quinoa salad base, leftover or fresh from the freezer farro, Japonica rice, etc. Top with toasted almond slivers.
These of course are also good dinner ideas.
I could go on and on. ;o)
Or, reserve pan juices (and deglaze roasting pan after you've removed as much as you can . . . I do this after dinner . . . to stretch what you have), stir odd chicken bits from carcass and cutting boards into it; add roasted carrots (leftover from another meal) and serve over quinoa salad base, leftover or fresh from the freezer farro, Japonica rice, etc. Top with toasted almond slivers.
These of course are also good dinner ideas.
I could go on and on. ;o)
Catherine L.
March 25, 2014
Roast chicken makes excellent enchiladas! These ideas are awesome -- way to think outside the box.
butter L.
March 25, 2014
Soup or stew is always my go-to for roast chicken leftovers, but I also love making a chicken pot pie with some homemade biscuits on top!
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