There are few things easier than marinating chicken. Bag/bowl, chicken, flavor. Let sit.
Easy.
The trickiest part of it is deciding which flavor you'll use! Here are two of my favorite flavors that you can do on a storehouse budget, Honey Mustard and Citrus Chicken.
Honey Mustard Chicken
1 3-lb bag chicken breasts, still frozen
1/3 cup honey
3 Tbsp yellow mustard
1 cup white vinegar
Mix the liquids together until smooth, then add to chicken in a bowl. Let marinate, covered and refrigerated, 12-24 hours. Cook as desired, grill/broil/pan fry.
To freeze, transfer frozen chicken to gallon size freezer bag and add liquids. Put back in freezer until you're ready to cook them up, then proceed as previously instructed.
Also, you can freeze the chicken after it has been cooked. You can freeze whole breasts, or cut up into strips or cubes to be used for various other recipes.
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Citrus Chicken
1 cup vinegar
2/3 cup fruit drink mix
1 3-lb bag chicken breasts, still frozen
Mix the liquids together until smooth, then add to chicken in a
bowl. Let marinate, covered and refrigerated, 12-24 hours. Cook as
desired, grill/broil/pan fry.
To freeze, transfer
frozen chicken to gallon size freezer bag and add liquids. Put back in
freezer until you're ready to cook them up, then proceed as previously
instructed.
Also, you can freeze the chicken after it
has been cooked. You can freeze whole breasts, or cut up into strips or
cubes to be used for various other recipes.
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These are both great by themselves alongside some rice and veggies. Or you can add a sauce, like my Warm Peach Puree!
Warm Peach Purée
2 28 oz cans peaches
2-4 tsp cinnamon
2 Tbsp brown sugar
2 Tbsp butter
Optional: nutmeg, clove, about 1/4 tsp each
Blend peaches in blender until smooth; add cinnamon and other spices, if desired. Transfer to medium saucepan. Bring to a simmer over medium heat, stirring occasionally. Add sugar and butter. Stir until butter melts, then simmer until good and hot. Spoon over chicken and rice or ice cream! Yum...
Bon appetit!
2 comments:
Hi, Arienne,
These sound really YUMMY, and what a great idea to have these on hand, ready to go!
I am wondering, however, if the recipe will work with other pieces of chicken, i.e., thighs, legs, wings, etc., too? Maybe even a mixture in one batch?
Thanks, and keep up the great work!
Love,
Mom
What a great question! These recipes would absolutely work with whatever chicken pieces you want to use. At this point in time you can only get chicken breasts from the storehouse, but if that changes or just when people are ready to move on, other pieces would be great. Personally, I love the idea of the thighs!
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