Poultry is the most versatile protein in most kitchens, and these recipes cover it from weeknight to holiday. For everyday dinners there is a skillet chicken cordon bleu with cream sauce, a classic chicken pot pie, a creamy wild rice soup, Greek yogurt marinated kebabs and a grilled chicken salad with strawberries and candied pecans.
For Sundays and special occasions, try a lemon herb roast chicken, an herb butter roast turkey breast for a smaller holiday table, garlic rosemary Cornish game hens, or a pan-seared duck breast with cherry sauce, the poultry that eats like a steak. All chicken and turkey should reach 165°F; our poultry cooking times chart shows how long each cut takes.
Sandra Mills's recipe book adds ten more chicken dinners, from the family favorite she simply called Chicken Cooked with Stuff to Chicken Parisienne with green grapes, Sesame Chicken with apricot sauce, Oven Fried Hawaiian Chicken, Dijon Chicken with Pineapple, Lemon Chicken and an easy Oven Fried Chicken.
Boneless chicken breasts rolled around Swiss cheese and ham, browned in butter, simmered in white wine and finished with a silky cream sauce. Serves 6.
A thick, creamy chicken and wild rice soup made with shredded chicken breast, a quick-cooking wild rice blend and a buttery roux. About 45 minutes start to finish.
A classic double-crust chicken pot pie with tender chicken, carrots, peas and celery in a creamy homemade sauce. Serves 6.
Grilled chicken breast over crisp lettuce with fresh strawberries, candied pecans and a sweet homemade red wine vinaigrette. Serves 4.
Chicken breast cubes marinated in Greek yogurt with tomato paste, garlic, lemon, red pepper and sweet paprika, then grilled on skewers. Serves 6.
A whole chicken rubbed with garlic herb butter under the skin, filled with lemon and onion and roasted at 425°F until the skin is crisp and golden. Serves 4 to 6.
A bone-in turkey breast rubbed with sage, thyme and garlic butter and roasted at 325°F until juicy. A holiday-worthy main for a smaller crowd; serves 6 to 8.
Duck breasts with scored skin rendered slowly in a cold-start skillet until crisp, cooked to a rosy center and served with a quick cherry and red wine pan sauce. Serves 4.
Whole Cornish game hens rubbed with garlic, rosemary, lemon zest and olive oil and roasted at 400°F until crisp and golden. One small bird per person; serves 4.
A whole cut-up chicken dredged in seasoned flour, browned, then baked at 425°F in a sweet and tangy sauce of ketchup, sherry, honey, Worcestershire and sauteed onion rings.
Boneless chicken breasts simmered gently in butter with fresh lemon juice, garlic, salt and paprika until tender. Simple, quick and bright.
A cut-up chicken spread with orange marmalade, soy sauce, garlic and ginger and baked at 350°F for an hour until sticky and glazed.
Chicken browned in olive oil, finished in a sauterne wine and chicken stock sauce with button mushrooms, baked at 375°F and garnished with green grapes.
Split chicken breasts browned under the broiler, then baked at 400°F in a pineapple juice, Dijon, garlic, rosemary and Worcestershire sauce and topped with pineapple and lemon slices.
A creamy chicken casserole of cooked chicken in cream of chicken and mushroom soups with sour cream, layered with buttery garlic Town House cracker crumbs.
Easy oven fried chicken: skin-on pieces rolled in bottled Italian dressing and corn flake crumbs and baked at 375°F for 45 minutes.
Chicken marinated in soy sauce, onion and ginger, coated in cornstarch and oven-fried in margarine at 425°F, then baked in pineapple, mandarin orange and lemon juice. Serves 4.
Chicken breasts breaded in sesame seeds and bread crumbs, fried until golden, then baked at 350°F under a sweet apricot, soy and garlic sauce.
Split broilers sprinkled with ginger and salt, broiled golden, then basted with orange juice concentrate and water or orange liqueur until tender, about 30 minutes.
Chicken browned in butter, then simmered over onions with paprika, mushrooms, raisins and heavy cream for about an hour. Serve over rice.
A vintage comfort-food casserole: pasta and chicken in a creamy sauce of cream of chicken soup, milk and melted cheese, topped with buttery Ritz cracker crumbs and baked 30 minutes.
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