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TARRAGON CHICKEN IN CLAY COOKER

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This chicken was as tender and flavorful a chicken as I’ve ever had.  I absolutely loved it.  If you don’t have a Romertopf clay cooker,

CHICKEN WITH JARRED CHERRY PEPPERS

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This was just the easiest tastiest dish!  It is spicy so be judicious with the jarred cherry peppers if you can’t tolerate the spice.  This

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Velvet Chicken With Almonds

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Sometimes you just feel like a nut.  Or, like tossing together a stir-fry with whatever ingredients appeal to you in the moment.  This dish was

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Baked Puppy Drum With Deviled Crabmeat and Meuniere

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A meal at Mr. B’s inspired this Saturday night dinner.  I had gone to lunch there one day and so enjoyed the wood grilled drum

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Chicken and Andouille Sausage Gumbo

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Ncesc.com describes “gumbo ya-ya,” as: Gumbo ya-ya is a vibrant and evocative phrase deeply rooted in the rich culinary and cultural traditions of Louisiana. Specifically, it

Chicken Scarpariello

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This is an Italian-American dish that originated in the regions of Campania and Sicily.  Translated, the name means, “shoemaker’s chicken,” but I can’t tell you

Movie Night Chicken in Romertopf

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According to Wikipedia:  Cooking in unglazed clay pots which are first immersed in water dates at least to the Etruscans in first century BC but likely

Chicken Malaguena

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This chicken dish was going to be coq au vin.  That didn’t happen, however.  It was a Saturday night, prime time for cooking and watching

SOCK IT TO ME CHICKEN

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I didn’t make it to Fausto’s this week!  Fausto’s is my neighborhood restaurant, and they have a dish there called Chicken Limone which is essentially

Chicken Belzoni

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Chicken Tetrazzini is an Italian-American dish which was named after a San Francisco opera star (Luisa Tetrazzini) in the early 1900’s.  I particularly like the

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