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While skinless chicken breast is popular, you may be throwing the baby out with the bathwater by not buying the whole bird. Here are a few reasons why…
 
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This stew’s ingredients roast separately and then get assembled together at the last minute...
 
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Steamed kale makes a great wrapper for these chicken apple roll-ups!
 
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Here are 2 wonderful winter meals. One is an elegant dinner for the first night and then a hearty soup made from the roasted chicken is for the second night. The key to success hinges on using chicken breasts with bones. Sometimes these are called split breasts or chicken...
 


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These fun and educational incentives make the perfect prizes, rewards, awards, and gifts for health and wellness promotion. Set them up at your next wellness fair, nutrition class, or company raffle.
 

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Serving Moist Chicken: Success Tips: Do not overcook the chicken. Chicken breast is done when it reaches an internal temperature of 165 degrees F. Use a meat thermometer. Generally a good rule of thumb for cooking most skinless, boneless breasts of chicken is to bake for 20 minutes at 350 degrees. Bake the chicken breast ... Chicken Comparison Chart and Cooking Success Tips