chicken recipes

Even the pickiest, most finicky child will happily eat a bowl of chicken noodle soup. This recipe is quick and easy; it all comes together in less than half an hour.

Say what? This meal was named after a conversation that went something like this; "If you eat this chicken you'll be able to fly." That obviously didn't happen, but the name stuck.

These chicken and corn wraps are a perfect dinner to serve when you're home on the range—with no time to spare.

These semi-respectable ramen noodles are so easy to make and, even better, can use up whatever vegetables and proteins you have on hand.

A pan of paella makes a little seafood go a long way. Double the recipe to serve a crowd (just make sure you have a pan large enough to accommodate the quantity).

Arrange all the ingredients in separate bowls and let your child wrap up her own surprise packet for dinner. To avoid mix-ups, label each one with the name of the rascal who made it.

If you have any leftovers from this dish, just cut the remaining chicken into chunks and mix with whatever rice is left. Add any other cooked vegetables you may have hanging around - broccoli, green beans, zucchini - moisten with a bit of broth, and bingo! An (almost) totally different dish.

A distant cousin to a perfectly respectable Mexican dish - chicken mole - this is a rich and tasty chili. The chocolate flavour is just barely noticeable (but don't tell the kids).

This souvlaki is a shish kebab without the onion, green pepper, and mushroom that kids don't like. You can use lamb, pork, beef, chicken or even turkey.

If you're roasting two chickens at once, just use a roasting pan big enough for the extra one while still leaving room for the potatoes.

Terrific for entertaining, prepare this dish ahead of time, and put it in the oven while you're munching on your appetizers.

Sure, this is a little heavy on the cholesterol, but it's also delicious.

Try this reversed version of the classic. Get experimental with the veggies and spices to make a totally unique dish.