Chicken cacciatore is Italian for “hunter’s chicken,” and it’s a classic, simple way to prepare poultry. This version has added vegetables and makes use of inexpensive leg pieces, which stew to tender perfection in the slow-cooker. Serving the flavorful sauce over brown rice stretches the meat, and makes use of every drop of chicken-y goodness.
Ingredient: onion
Cauliflower Chickpea Patties with Cumin Yogurt Sauce
These baked fritters work anywhere! On their own they make a great appetizer or side dish with an Indian meal, or serve with a mixed green salad for a perfect lunch or light dinner. Adapted from from Dora’s Daily Dish
Rosemary-Brined Buttermilk Fried Chicken
I would never be so bold as to say any fried chicken recipe made the BEST fried chicken. Those are fighting words to be sure. I’ll just say it is really really good. from Epicurious
Coconut Squash Soup
This soup can be made thick or thin and eaten for any meal of the day. It makes a warm, hardy breakfast on cold mornings!
