You can either boil a whole chicken or chicken pieces, like the breast or thigh, to shred and use for meals or save for later.

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Bring the full power of fall flavors to your plate with these chicken legs in hard cider sauce. Try the recipe out right away ...

Does it seem to take forever for your chicken legs to cook in the oven or on the grill? And when they're finally done (or so you think) they're either not fully cooked or they're overcooked? You may ...

I was way past the threshold of adulthood before I had any idea that there was more than one kind of dumpling, but it's true. Now I've tried a variety of dumplings in a handful of countries and have ...

It truly is no boil. The oven does all the hard work of cooking the pasta because there’s plenty of liquid from the canned tomato juices and milk. Just stir things together and bake. The topping makes ...

Chef's Market shows us how to make a Chicken Pot Pie Soup, a perfect meal for the family during the winter months! 1. Melt butter in a large pot over medium heat. Add the celery, onion, basil, and ...