Get Your Fill of Nutritious Superfoods in This Sumac Chicken Salad
Bright and tangy sumac stars in this crowd-pleasing salad.
Bright and tangy sumac stars in this crowd-pleasing salad.
If you're a fan of Chicken Marsala, you've got to try this cherry-infused version.
No one would ever guess this chicken dinner takes just 30 minutes (and very little prep) to perfect.
Spicy Buffalo chicken, sliced veggies, blue cheese and lettuce – yes, please!
Want to learn how to bake chicken in the easiest, most flavorful way possible? Check out our 5-ingredient recipe that you can get into the oven in 10 minutes.
Sharpen your knives, because you're about to become an expert at butchering a whole chicken and making the most out of every piece of meat.
Forget ho-hum chicken dishes – here’s one you’ll savor. It’ll spice up your weekly recipe rotation and free up your prized midweek evenings.
Somewhere between shio- and shoyu-style ramen, our version features a light broth with a splash of soy sauce and is topped with a colorful combination of chicken, egg, shredded cabbage, bean sprouts and scallions.
Cheesy quesadillas have universal appeal for lunch or dinner. Serve with a simple green salad and sprinkle green onions on top for a pretty presentation.
This bowl uses sumac, a tart citrusy berry that is ground into a powder, to add flavor to the chicken as well as rich color to the yogurt sauce overtop. For a twist, we call for forbidden rice, but you can use any rice variety you have on hand.
This coated, baked chicken is full of flavor next to a vibrant purple slaw that’s made with Greek yogurt instead of the traditional mayo.
Warning: These spicy, buttery twice-baked potatoes may be your new food fixation.
This curry with chicken, lentils and a variety of warming spices to bring the heat can be made entirely in advance and simply heated up when you’re ready for it.
A rich and spicy almond butter sauce drapes over chunks of chicken and veggies in this easy stir-fry.
The origin stories of this famous soup are as varied as its ingredients, but while many people disagree on its origins, one thing is clear: This smoky, vegetable-packed soup is not to be missed.