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Need a recipe - not TTGR

sapphirebride06sapphirebride06
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I have chicken quarters that are BBQ seasoned but I don't want to BBQ them and DH is going out of town and they need to be cooked today.  I was hoping to make something in my new Dutch Oven/Casserole dish but I don't know how to cook it or how long, how hot, etc.  What can I make if my main dish is BBQ seasoned chicken?  I need to go to the grocery store so I can buy whatever ingredients I need in addition - I'm checking my cookbooks now as well, but hope someone has a great recipe. 
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Re: Need a recipe - not TTGR

  • TrendyTinaTrendyTina member

    NOt sure if this is what you're looking for, but I found this online: 

    https://allrecipes.com/Recipe/baked-bar-be-que-chicken/Detail.aspx 

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  • trebmaltrebmal

    I use a 13X9 glass cake pan lined with aluminum foil and put my chicken tenders in there covered with BBQ sauce and cook them @ 450 degrees for 35-40 minutes and it's a favorite with my FH and his daughter.  GL!!

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  • lovethoseleaveslovethoseleaves
    Corn on the cob and mac and cheese as side dishes!  I don't have a dutch oven, so I can't tell you how long/hot to cook it, but I do cook chicken in my crock pot all the time, usually on low for 10 hours. 
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  • sapphirebride06sapphirebride06

    imagelovethoseleaves:
    Corn on the cob and mac and cheese as side dishes!  I don't have a dutch oven, so I can't tell you how long/hot to cook it, but I do cook chicken in my crock pot all the time, usually on low for 10 hours. 

    It is almost noon here, and I need this ready by around 6ish - so can I cook it on high for about 6 hours instead and it will be ready?

     

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