What Is Your Favorite DishTo Make Out Of Chicken.
By walking2010
@walking2010 (1009)
United States
May 19, 2010 4:07pm CST
When it comes to chicken you can make just about anything with chicken you dont ever have to worry about going hungry. I love to make chicken alfredo, or homade chicken noodle soup, or chicken fried rice, or chicken smothered in gravy, I mean i could go on and on but I will let you all speak lol. What are your dishes.
8 responses
@ersanmiguel (476)
• Philippines
19 May 10
our favorite chicken dish is "tinola". it is made healthy because of moringana leaves and chayote
@walking2010 (1009)
• United States
20 May 10
Now that is something new. I have never heard of tinola's before what is in it. do you fry it bake it, like what do you do to it. sounds like something different. what type of food is it?
@jhovee629 (53)
• Philippines
21 May 10
Tinola is a Filipino dish. It is called chicken ginger stew/soup in English. I love this as well. Very comforting and warming. Makes me want to get one later haha
@walking2010 (1009)
• United States
20 May 10
Lol. hey there is nothing wrong with that shake 'n' bake thats how it gets that nice crispy taste to it, and especially if you pour some sauce on it like tomato sause and make the chicken parmasan. I thank you for your response.
@in4net6rix (112)
• Kenya
4 Jun 10
My favorite chicken dish chicken cooked with cumin seeds. It is simple to make. Wash and Skin the chicken. Put it in a sauce pan, let it cook in its own juices. Before it dries up, add onions and let cook for 20 seconds, add garlic and let cook for 20 seconds then add fresh skinned blended tomatoes, cumin, tomatoes paste and when it is almost cooked add some coriander leaves.You may add a little water if it dries up. This tastes wonderful with steamed rice.
@p3ks626 (6538)
• Philippines
20 May 10
I always wanted to be unique when it comes to comparing myself from other but when it comes to chicken, I am not unique at all cause I always go for the one every body likes and that hot ans spicy chicken. I dont like the chicken any other way but just fried. Nothing more, nothing less.
@mokkka (881)
• Bulgaria
4 Jun 10
i love chicken meat and I feel as if I am so used to it that it won't be any problem to me even if I had to eat it every day.I love making chicken covered with cornflakes and fried until it becomes crispy.I put some spices in it but it is due to your personal taste.
@kedralynn (980)
• United States
19 May 10
Chicken is so versatile it's amazing. My favorite chicken dish to make is a pasta dish with grilled seasoned chicken and a garlic and cheese cream sauce. My favorite chicken dish that my mom makes is roast chicken but I can't seem to roast mine perfectly like hers yet. Oh then after she roasts the chicken she makes homemade chicken soup with the left overs which is so good. I have to learn that one too. Once I can cook those they will be favorites of mine to cook as well.
@walking2010 (1009)
• United States
20 May 10
You are so right chicken is so versitile its crazy, I see that alot of people are talking about their mothers homemade chicken noodle soup, nothing like homemade from momma's kitchen. They even have chicken pizza now and that is so good. Have you ever had that?
@kedralynn (980)
• United States
20 May 10
There's just something about homemade chicken soup that makes you feel better. I don't know why that is. It's just comforting.
I tried a grilled chicken pizza before. It was strange getting used to at first because the sauce was different on the one I had. I was expecting tomato sauce and I got garlic white sauce. I added bacon too and that went pretty well with the chicken. chicken on a salad is awesome too if I'm trying to be healthy.
Wow I could go on and on all day about chicken, lol.
@cripfemme (7698)
• United States
26 May 10
I love BBQ chicken, fried chicken, sweet and sour chicken, and chicken and dumplings, which I love but don't get to eat often. There is a restaurant in Springfield that serves it. I'm going to go there and eat. Hopefully on my birthday, if I get any money.
