I bought this butter chicken sauce from Aldi about two months ago, and I was just feeling in the mood for some curry and thought it was a great opportunity. This recipe is simple and super fast! This curry is labeled as mild, but it is still spicy and may not be suitable if you/your family can only handle a little spice. Serving this curry over rice is a must, and definitely helps with the heat. This jar makes delicious curry with a few spicy bites mixed in! This recipe makes 5 adult sized servings.
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What You Will Need
1 lb Chicken Breast, Diced
Aldi Butter Chicken Curry Sauce
2 Cups Rice Cooked
Directions
1. Add chicken to a pan over medium heat. Cook until chicken is brown, about 5 minutes. Add the spices and coat the chicken. Cook for 2 minutes.
2. Add the sauce to the spiced chicken and cook for 3-4 minutes until chicken is fully cooked. Serve over rice.
Chicken, bacon, and ranch is a very popular flavor combination right now, and I’m also a huge fan of the flavor combination. Sandwiches, salads, or casseroles, that were all good options, but I decided to do a special meal and made bacon wrapped butterflied chicken breast with a homemade ranch pasta side. This meal won’t serve a huge family the way a casserole will, but if you are looking for a special meal that is also very easy to make, this is a great option. This recipe has very little active cooking since most of the time is baking. Also, if you want your chicken to be a bit more brown, broil your chicken breasts for 30 seconds to 1 minute watching carefully to prevent burning! This recipe made 4 adult sized servings.
Fill large sauce pan 3/4 with water and place over high heat. Heat oven to 375 F. Line baking pan with aluminum foil. Wrap each half of chicken breast with 2 pieces of bacon and place in baking pan. Bake chicken for 30 minutes or until internal temp of at least 165 F is reached.
2. Once water is boiling, add pasta and cook as directed on the box. Strain, and rinse with cold water before transferring to the serving bowl. Add ranch dressing, mayo, parsley, and chives to serving bowl and stir everything together. Once chicken is cooked, remove from oven and let rest for 5 minutes before serving. Serve chicken over noodles, or dice chicken and stir together. Serve hot or cold.
Orange chicken is a great use for any oranges you may get. Savory and acidic and full of flavor, this orange sauce is delicious and makes this dish exciting. If you like heat, feel free to add some chilies, red pepper flakes, or hot sauce. But even without added spice, this dish is full of strong Asian spices. I only diced up one chicken breast when I made this recipe, but you can easily coat two breasts with the sauce that is made. The recipe below makes 6 adult servings if you plate more rice than chicken. If you want the opposite, it would only give about 3-4 adult servings.
1. Heat pan over medium high heat. Add oil and chicken cook for about 10 minutes flipping half way through, until chicken is done and browned. Remove chicken and set aside. Reduce heat to medium.
2. Add orange juice, zest, water, and bouillon. Heat to a boil and stir until bouillon is combined. Add remaining ingredients and stir until fully combined and sauce is thick. Add chicken back into pan and stir until everything is coated. Serve over white rice.
Casseroles are a great option for larger families and for an easy meal. This recipe was made using packaged ingredients, so there isn’t anything you need to prepare beforehand, unless you would want to make something homemade, such as the chicken or the chicken soup. If you didn’t want to make this on the stove, you could mix the sauce ingredients together, and mix them with the noodles then bake all, covered for about 45 min. I just prefer to make things on the stove top. This recipe is very similar to my tuna noodle recipe as far as ingredients and steps. This recipe was very delicious the way I made it, but the only alteration I made was the addition of a veggie into the dish. If you were to add spinach, broccoli, or green beans, the dish would be a bit more balanced and have less of a heavy milk flavoring, and have a bit more light and healthy flavoring. This recipe makes 6 large adult sized servings.
1. In a medium sauce pan, add 8 cups of water and bring to a boil. Once boiling, add your egg noodles and cook according to package. In a Dutch oven, add shredded chicken, cream of chicken, milk, french onion soup mix, and a green veggie. Heat over medium low stirring to make sure milk doesn’t burn or stick.
2. Once noodles are cooked, strain and add to the dutch oven. Cook together for a few minutes until everything is hot. Finally, add your sour cream. Stir and cook until sauce begins to bubble. Remove from heat and serve, or transfer to a casserole dish and bake at 350 F for 20-30 minutes.
I have done many posts about lo mein, but I have yet to post about the standard, chicken lo mein. This chicken lo mein is full of savory flavors, tender chicken, sauteed but crunchy onions, and cooked cabbage which adds a whole new texture. Lo mein is a classic oriental dish that is easy enough to make at home. This recipe makes 4 adult sized servings.
Add your oil to your pan and heat over medium heat until hot. Add your Cabbage to the oil, add 1 tsp sesame oil and 2 Tbsp soy sauce, and cook for 5 minutes. Also begin boiling your spaghetti, cook until al dente, then strain.
2. Add your sliced Chicken and cook on each side until both sides are cooked (it will finished cooking with everything else). Add onion and cook until beginning to soften.
3. Add remaining sesame oil, soy sauce, garlic, ginger, red pepper flakes, then stir together to coat. Add your noodles and stir until everything is coated, then remove from heat. Let cool for 5 minutes before eating.