Need a Delicious Grilled Chicken Recipe?

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The thread features participants sharing their dinner plans and experiences with cooking, particularly focusing on grilled chicken and other meals. Various personal anecdotes highlight different cooking methods and meal choices, with some participants expressing interest in specific recipes.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares their experience of marinating and grilling multiple types of meat in hot weather.
  • Another participant mentions having cereal for dinner, explaining it was a healthy choice due to the type of cereal used.
  • Several users discuss their plans for comfort food, including homemade macaroni and cheese and taco soup, highlighting personal preferences.
  • One participant expresses a desire for a Greek chicken recipe after hearing about it from another user.
  • Another participant shares their method for marinating chicken, detailing the ingredients and process they use.
  • Some participants mention their family’s preferences, such as kids choosing meals like tuna macaroni salad.

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Views differ on meal choices and cooking methods, with no clear consensus emerging regarding specific recipes or cooking practices.

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The discussion reflects a variety of personal cooking experiences and preferences, with participants sharing insights into their meal preparations and family dynamics.

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rennea
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Good morning everyone:)



Tonight I think we are ordering in Chinese!!! Yahoo:chef:


I am making a lemon tart today. And we will be having sandwiches and soup for lunch.
 
Okay - first I have to give my tip for hot weather cooking!It has been 90 degrees here for 3 days.....so yesterday, I marinated Teriyaki Steaks, Greek Chicken, and Fajita Steak during the day, and then grilled them all at the same time last night.For dinner yesterday, we had Teriyaki Steaks w/ grilled potatoes,onions, and chopped carrots, and fresh steamed green beans from my garden.Tonight, we are having Greek Salads topped with Grilled Chicken, and tomorrow we will have Steak Fajitas!Oh wait - DH won't be home for dinner tonight, so we might have to push all of that back a day!Oh - and THANK YOU for FINALLY getting this thread started Miss Rennea!
 
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so last night I gave my ids cereal for supper. (audible gasp) Of course, they eat all-bran & fiber one so it was a pretty healthy supper. On my defense, I forgot to take the gr beef out of the freezer before leaving for my hair appt. Otherwise I would have actualy cooked something.tonight we are having the deluxe cheeseburger salad that I was supposed to make last night.
 
Not sure- Tacos for DH and unsure for me...I'm waiting to get in to the doctor's so I might not be eating tonight...
 
We are going to eat at the fair tonight....I have been eyeballing the Chicken on a stick the past two nights! MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!
 
I'm having a cluster meeting tonight, so probably a salmon sandwich at Famous Anthony's.
 
Whatever DH makes and if I can stomach it.
 
peichef said:
so last night I gave my ids cereal for supper. (audible gasp) Of course, they eat all-bran & fiber one so it was a pretty healthy supper. On my defense, I forgot to take the gr beef out of the freezer before leaving for my hair appt. Otherwise I would have actualy cooked something.

tonight we are having the deluxe cheeseburger salad that I was supposed to make last night.

I usually thaw out meat in the microwave. Defrost setting, enter in the lbs. Much easier.
 
Smoked ham and I have no idea what else.

If I forget to lay the hamburger meat out, I will do something that requires it to be browned and it thaws while I am browning. Or mirco-defrost too if I really am wanting something that requires mixing. I have a friend that her husband will not eat meat if it is not thawed in the frig, if he knows it was thawed in the micro or frig or laying in water, he will not eat it!
 
goulash and a salad
 
grilled steak salad @ home
 
It's a comfort food kind of night. I am going to make homemade macaroni and cheese (yes, with cut up hot dogs) and some veggies in the micro steamer! It makes me feel better just thinking about it.
 
I think we're dining at the county fair tonight. Not totally sure. We had a big lunch, so who knows. The kids are doing rides tonight. It's our only free night! :)
 
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pcjenn said:
It's a comfort food kind of night. I am going to make homemade macaroni and cheese (yes, with cut up hot dogs) and some veggies in the micro steamer! It makes me feel better just thinking about it.



Yummy I love macaroni and cheese:thumbup:

Now DH might not be home until late so I might just end up having special K, oh goody for me:(
 
I will be making taco soup. i know its not soup weather but I am tired of my DS asking everyday for the last month if I am making it.
 
I ordered Pizza - I cooked for almost 3 weeks straight (well a break here and there) but I was too pooped from Billy Joel concert last night -

I need that Greek chicken recipe Becky! SOUNDED yummy when I read your post - can I eat at your house?
 
We had tuna macaroni salad w blueberry muffins (kids Choice)
 
2nd night in a row we had a new recipe. last night was the enchilada casserole and tonight was BLT mac n cheese. Both from 29 mins to dinner.
 
We had chicken on the grill with rice and mixed veggies.
 
DS helped me cook dinner tonight! We had the Lemon Chicken (without Tabullah) from the "It's Good For You" cookbook, fresh green beans and Greek potatos.
 
cewcooks said:
We had tuna macaroni salad w blueberry muffins (kids Choice)

Okay - but I don't have measurements.....
I get a gallon ziploc bag, and dump the following in:

For 2 lbs of chicken breast tenders,
I used juice from 2 lemons (squeezed with the citrus press),
a couple splashes of water, (maybe 1/4 cup)
a couple splashes of canola oil, (same as water),
2 cloves of garlic (pressed),
and several shakes of Greek Rub. (maybe 1-2 Tbls?)

Marinated it for 2-3 hours....and grilled.

I've made it like this for years - but used to have to add a bunch of different spices. Now, with the Greek Rub, I don't have to do as much work!:D
 
PamperedDor said:
I ordered Pizza - I cooked for almost 3 weeks straight (well a break here and there) but I was too pooped from Billy Joel concert last night -

I need that Greek chicken recipe Becky! SOUNDED yummy when I read your post - can I eat at your house?

Okay - but I don't have measurements.....
I get a gallon ziploc bag, and dump the following in:

For 2 lbs of chicken breast tenders,
I used juice from 2 lemons (squeezed with the citrus press),
a couple splashes of water, (maybe 1/4 cup)
a couple splashes of canola oil, (same as water),
2 cloves of garlic (pressed),
and several shakes of Greek Rub. (maybe 1-2 Tbls?)

Marinated it for 2-3 hours....and grilled.

I've made it like this for years - but used to have to add a bunch of different spices. Now, with the Greek Rub, I don't have to do as much work!:D
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a simple grilled chicken recipe I can try?

A simple grilled chicken recipe involves marinating chicken breasts in olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, salt, and pepper for at least 30 minutes. Preheat your grill to medium-high heat, then grill the chicken for about 6-7 minutes on each side or until the internal temperature reaches 165°F. Let it rest for a few minutes before slicing and serving.

What spices can I use to season grilled chicken?

You can use a variety of spices to season grilled chicken, including paprika, cumin, garlic powder, onion powder, Italian seasoning, and chili powder. A simple blend of salt, pepper, and your favorite herbs can also enhance the flavor.

Can I use frozen chicken for grilling?

While it's best to use thawed chicken for even cooking, you can grill frozen chicken. However, it will take about 50% longer to cook. Make sure to check the internal temperature with a meat thermometer to ensure it reaches 165°F for safety.

What side dishes pair well with grilled chicken?

Grilled chicken pairs well with a variety of side dishes, including grilled vegetables, a fresh salad, rice, quinoa, or baked potatoes. You can also serve it with a flavorful sauce or salsa for added taste.

How can I make grilled chicken more flavorful?

To make grilled chicken more flavorful, consider marinating it for several hours or overnight. You can also brine the chicken in a saltwater solution before grilling. Adding toppings like fresh herbs, citrus zest, or a flavorful sauce after grilling can also enhance the taste.

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