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NIFR: Need dinner ideas for chicken (no cheese or mushrooms)

DMD1029DMD1029 member
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I need some new dinner ideas that can be made quickly.  Unfortunately, DH doesn't like cheese or mushrooms (which takes out a lot of ideas) and also has decided that he doesn't like my typical "pour salsa or soup mix on chicken breasts and bake" recipies that are my stand-bys.  Ugh.  Ideas please! 
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Re: NIFR: Need dinner ideas for chicken (no cheese or mushrooms)

  • rabstbmomrabstbmom

    No cheese or mushrooms? Talk about opposite of my DH. I think he could live on cheese and mushrooms if he could! :-)

    I used to do a very easy recipe where you dip chicken breasts in ranch dressing (instead of egg) and coat with bread crumbs that have some chili powder mixed in. Bake for 20 minutes at 350 (I think). I don't make it much anymore b/c it seems so high in fat, but if you get reduced fat dressing, it can be a good change of pace.

     

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  • izzourclueizzourclue member
    I mix dijon mustard (6 Tbsp), olive oil (6 Tbsp), garlic (1 clove), dried rosemary (1 tsp).  Top raw chicken breast with half mix.  Brown in pan.  Transfer to baking dish, cover with remaining mustard mix then finish baking in 410 degree oven about 10 min.
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