New to cooking? Not sure what to make for dinner?
How about some split chicken breasts? They're super simple to make and delicious every time.

I've stated before that I am not a gourmet cook.
I like simple, easy recipes.
The kind you can't really mess up, but that everyone will eat.
And enjoy.
Well, let me tell you, they don't get any easier than this.
Honestly, preparing split bone in chicken breasts is so simple, I'm not even sure it can be called a recipe.
How about some split chicken breasts? They're super simple to make and delicious every time.

I've stated before that I am not a gourmet cook.
I like simple, easy recipes.
The kind you can't really mess up, but that everyone will eat.
And enjoy.
Well, let me tell you, they don't get any easier than this.
Honestly, preparing split bone in chicken breasts is so simple, I'm not even sure it can be called a recipe.
They're great on the barbeque, but they're also very tasty in the oven. A classic family favorite that never goes out of style.
We eat them about once a week, as they don't require any time to prepare, and taste great with an unlimited amount of side dishes.

Although I do have a delicious homemade chicken nugget recipe that even the grown ups love.
Ok, so let's start with the ingredients.
I generally prepare one breast per person.

I just pull them out of the package, spray the skin with olive oil, sprinkle on onion flakes and coarse sea salt.
Then I put them in the oven on 350 degrees for 45- 60 minutes, depending on their size. I always use my handy dandy meat thermometer to check that they've reached the proper temperature and then we eat.
I serve them with a salad, potatoes or yams, and a veggie for a nice balance. You can even smother them in gravy if you like.
And since it's a basic chicken dish, I can get very creative with my side dishes.
French fries, cheesy potato dishes, rice recipes, noodles, cornbread...you name it.
Best yet, if you vary the sides, you have a completely different meal every week.
And no one gets bored with that.
😉
Are you a simple recipe maker?

You me both Kim! Thanks for sharing this, I also love chicken with garlic salt and rosemary cooked in butter!!!
ReplyDeleteYes, Vel, another alternative that my husband and I enjoy!
DeleteSimplest is so often best, isn't it? And you forgot "healthy," too--chicken breasts are a great lowfat source of protein. Beautiful pics!
ReplyDeleteYou're absolutely right, they are healthy! Thanks for popping by!
DeleteYummy! Love the idea Kim. Healthy, simple and delicious meal for both me and the kids to enjoy! I'm going to make this for dinner tonight! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteSarah
Thanks Sarah! It's so basic, I was reluctant to post it, but I am glad I did if it inspired you! :) Thanks for letting me know!
DeleteI'll need to try this. I am in the same Keep it Simple boat when it comes to cooking. I started to buy pork because it is so much cheaper than steak (my mom didn't prepare pork when I was growing up and my husband and I are just starting out in our new home) and found a super simple pork chop recipe that I craave!
ReplyDeleteI like cooking simple, too, Yvonne. Simpler is usually healthier and it certainly is easier!
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