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Melissa Clark’s Chicken & Grapes with Sherry Vinegar

Melissa Clark_Dinner_Chicken with Grapes recipe

Spatchcocked chickens cook quickly and evenly, turning gorgeously brown in the process. Roasting grapes with a sprinkle of sugar and some sherry vinegar is one of those culinary party tricks that I pull out whenever I want to seem impressively elegant without actually doing much work. Here it is with a golden spatchcocked chicken. This is company-worthy, weeknight easy, and exceedingly pretty if you use a combination of red and green grapes.

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Skinnytaste Pizza-Stuffed Chicken Roll Ups

Skinnytaste_Pizza Stuffed Chicken Roll Ups_recipe

What happens when you combine chicken cutlets with pizza toppings? Winner, winner, chicken dinner!

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Skinnytaste Greek Chicken Sheet Pan Dinner

Skinnytaste_Greek Chicken Sheet Pan Dinner_recipe

The four keys of a successful weeknight dinner: quick, flavorful, inexpensive, and easy. This is one of those dishes, as you make the entire thing on a single baking sheet! Simply toss your chicken and vegetables with a little oil, lemon juice, and spices, spread them all on a sheet pan, and pop it in the oven.

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Skinnytaste Slow Cooker Chicken Cacciatore

Skinnytaste: Slow Cooker Chicken Cacciatore_recipe

Since the sauce is hearty and chunky, it’s perfect to make in the slow cooker. While any part of the chicken works great, Gina Homolka prefers to use skinless chicken thighs that are still on the bone. The chicken comes out so juicy and tender, and the bones add flavor to the sauce.

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