Chicken Meatballs with Mustard-Mayo Sauce by John Goins

Chicken is the most popular meat in the United States. Why not chicken as a meatball? These won’t be dried since they’re fried. The recipe calls for an easy mayo-mustard sauce. But these would be delicious in a marinara, barbecue or teriyaki sauce as well.

Perfect chicken Kiev by Nazzareno Casha

The shape is largely irrelevant: the only thing that really matters with a Kiev is that when you cut into that crisp shell, you're rewarded with an eruption of vivid green, garlicky butter. And that's a pleasure that will never go out of fashion. 1. Mash together the butter, garlic and herbs, and season with black pepper and a…

Spicy Chicken Wings by Marla Nichols

Asian-influenced spicy, sweet, chicken wings.

Chicken Parmesan by Nazzareno Casha

It is easy to prepare and it is nice to serve it at lunch time with well chilled bottle of white wine. bon apetit.

Easy Chicken Nuggets by Beth Roan

Quick and easy chicken nuggets

Hot Wings by Hungry Harps

Finding the perfect Hot Wing recipe was no easy feat. I tried numerous recipes with no luck, so I decided to give it a try on my own. The wings turned out pretty good, but not great. So, I started my search again – I wanted needed a recipe that fit my specifications of crispy, spicy and delicious. Well, the time has come… I have found…

Boneless Chicken Wings by megan kornhardt

Chicken Chow Mein by Keri Wylie

The next best thing to takeaway chow mein!

Best Fried Chicken Ever~ by Debra aka Reel Lady

Reel Good Recipes celebrates Black History Month with films and recipes inspired by great African American actors. Our soulful and outrageously deliciously recipes are from millions of Black family homes, but we always put our special twist on everything! We start February with the film "Claudine" starring the beautiful and talented…

Fat Choy Lemon Chicken by Bert Sackman

Lemon Chicken is often served with heavily breaded chicken pieces and a cloying lemon sauce that makes the dish less than enjoyable. Try this version, which is closer to the true Cantonese style of cooking. If you can, buy waterchestnut powder and grind it more finely in a food processor to make it into a fine flour. The chicken can…