I was recently trolling Twitter for a new recipe to use on some chicken breasts I had in the freezer. I begged Lori O (aka the amazing Martha Points blog) to boss me around. Saying something like, "just give me a recipe and I'll make it, no matter what it is, but it can't be Taco Soup I already made that."
She highly suggested Hot & Sweet Drumsticks from Tasty Kitchen & endorsed by the Pioneer Woman. (Those are both links to the recipe.)
I made them...
AMAZINGNESS!
The only adjustments I made were to use chicken breasts instead of wings (I used 5 but the sauce is enough to handle 7) and during the last 10 minutes of cooking I threw some frozen veggies on top (not the prettiest, but an easy way to add veggies to the recipe).
Go to the Pioneer Woman link above for some "real blogger, real gorgeous" food photos of this recipe. It was so easy & I already had all but 1 ingredient in the house! If you make this let me know. I loved it, as did Otto, and even my vegetarian husband was digging the sauce over some Morningstar chicken strips & brown rice.
-Lindsey
5 comments:
I'm gonna head over and check this one out for sure! I love new chicken breast recipes...{I like chicken breasts instead too.} Thanks!
Mmmm...sounds delish! How can anything over brown rice be bad? I LOVE new recipes! Thanks, mama!!
Hooray!
See? I should totally Be In Charge.
I keep lobbying for being voted Queen Goddess Extraordinaire, but I can't seem to get Congress behind ratification.
Will keep trying though.
And SO glad it turned out.
Yum!
I saw your and Lori's Twitter conversation about this chicken and clicked over to Pioneer Woman for the recipe - it does look delicious!
We're having chicken tomorrow. Might have to try this out!
Yay guys! If you try it let me know what you think (for reals). I'd be shocked by anything other than rave reviews though. But I always like to keep track of the butterfly effect I have on the world :D Seriously though - this recipe = rock & roll!
Lori you are SO Queen Goddess Extraordinaire! I will write it in on my ballot.
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