Chefbecky Help ? With Power Cooking Clinic!

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around experiences and ideas related to conducting Power Cooking Clinics, particularly focusing on the 30-minute chicken recipe and various accompanying dishes. Participants share their personal experiences, questions, and suggestions for planning workshops.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, inquires about the 30-minute chicken recipe and its accompaniments, expressing excitement for their upcoming workshop.
  • Another participant mentions that they have done the 30-minute chicken show and received positive feedback from attendees.
  • Several users discuss the idea of serving garlic bites alongside the chicken, with one participant noting they have done this successfully.
  • One participant shares their favorites among Pampered Chef recipes, highlighting sloppy joes, chili, and hoagies, while noting that their children enjoy the sloppy joes.
  • Another participant expresses a preference for the stroganoff and chili, indicating a personal bias towards those dishes.
  • One participant mentions a director in their cluster who creates a chicken taco bar using the 30-minute chicken, adding black beans as a side dish.
  • Another participant shares their experience of not liking the hoagies due to the onion soup mix, suggesting they might try a different brand in the future.
  • One participant describes their approach to the Power Cooking Clinic, detailing how they incorporate multiple recipes and serve additional items like dips and spa water.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the best recipes and accompaniments for the 30-minute chicken, with no clear consensus on preferences. Participants share a variety of personal experiences without a unified agreement on specific dishes.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences and preferences related to Pampered Chef recipes and workshops, reflecting a range of tastes and approaches to cooking demonstrations.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants planning their own cooking clinics or workshops may find the shared experiences and recipe ideas beneficial for their preparations.

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I was just going over your notes and saw that you did the 30 min chicken, was that the recipe you served to them to eat there and what did you serve it with or did you serve it by it self or with something?

Just wondering! I am planning my first PC-workshop on the 18th so I wanted to start preparing for it! Thanks again for sharing your thread!

Ps. And have you tried all of the PC recipes: Chili, Hoagies, tacos, strog, sloppy joes?

I was just curious as to how the others tasted? TIA!
 
Becky's MIA. I think she's camping. I miss her.:cry:
 
Yeah, she talked about being gone this week.I know when she serves the chicken she sometimes makes the garlic bites. Not sure if she does that for power cooking clinics or just for her 30 minute chicken shows.
 
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Ouuhh, garlic bites sounds good with it! :)
 
heat123 said:
Ouuhh, garlic bites sounds good with it! :)
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I did the 30 minute chicken show once with them - they loved both recipes!
 
heat123 said:
I was just going over your notes and saw that you did the 30 min chicken, was that the recipe you served to them to eat there and what did you serve it with or did you serve it by it self or with something?

Just wondering! I am planning my first PC-workshop on the 18th so I wanted to start preparing for it! Thanks again for sharing your thread!

Ps. And have you tried all of the PC recipes: Chili, Hoagies, tacos, strog, sloppy joes?

I was just curious as to how the others tasted? TIA!
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I've tried all PC recipes. My favorites are the sloppy joes, chili and Hoagies. The sloppy joes are obviously messy but if people don't mind, those are GOOD. My kids even eat those. You can also use the meat mixture to have on a salad with some shredded cheese and it's pretty good. The hoagies are the ones I"ve probably served the most at shows, by the hosts' choice.

I hope your clinic is a BIG success!!!!:D
 
One of the directors in our cluster does the 30 min chicken and then makes it into a chicken taco bar. She also cooks a can of black beans in the small saucepan.
 
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I've tried all PC recipes. My favorites are the sloppy joes, chili and Hoagies. The sloppy joes are obviously messy but if people don't mind, those are GOOD. My kids even eat those. You can also use the meat mixture to have on a salad with some shredded cheese and it's pretty good. The hoagies are the ones I"ve probably served the most at shows, by the hosts' choice.

I hope your clinic is a BIG success!!!!:D
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I didn't like the hoagies but I think it's because I didn't like the onion soup mix. I'll have to try a different brand of soup mix.
 
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I was thinkin the strog sounded the best! But I am partial to that and chili! ;)
 
Okay - Heather, you should feel lucky....I just got back from camping, and was only going to catch up on threads - NO POSTING! But decided I needed to answer your question!

When I do the Power Cooking Clinic - I show them the 30 minute chicken at the beginning, and then pop it in the micro, and tell them that in the time it takes for that to roast, we will make 3 more meals. I always do the Tacos, The Hoagies, and th Stroganoff. Most variety, and uses the most tools. I also do either the garlic biscuit bites, or a simple dip w/ veggies or crackers to go along with the chicken (this is done before the show) and serve it with Spa Water. (that way, someone gets to use the mandoline before the night is through.)

I have one coming up on the 13th....but it's also a kickoff show for a new recruit.
 
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Thank you Becky for taking the time to post and for all of your great notes on PC clinics! :)
 
I was wondering where you were Becky!

Tell us how your clinic goes Heather!
 

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