YIELD: 4 SERVINGS Do you need a low-FODMAP weeknight meal that won’t take forever to make? Whip up this Sautéed Chicken with Dijon Sauce: While you’re at it, roast some potatoes in the oven, toss a salad, and dinner is served! There is one caveat, though: Be sure to check the label on your jar of Dijon mustard for FODMAP ingredients, like onion powder. LOW […]
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YIELD: 6 SERVINGS It looks so impressive when it’s done (and it fills the kitchen with such amazing aromas while it’s in the oven!), but roast chicken is ridiculously easy to make. My version is loaded with lemon and fresh thyme, which bring out the crispiness of the skin and enhance the juicy flavor of the meat. Serve it with mashed potatoes and a salad
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YIELD: ABOUT 2 QUARTS (1.9 L)Chicken stock, also called bone broth, is richer in flavour than broth, and I like it the best, but most of myrecipes can be made with either broth or stock. I’ve read that adding a little acid to your chicken stock helpsto draw out the nutrients—like collagen, gelatin, and minerals—from the bones, making it even more nutritious.So I always include
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My take on Swedish Chicken Meatballs is another crowd-pleaser: Kids and adults will agree that these miniature meatballs are so much fun to eat. And you can make them both egg- and dairy-free if you like: Just use a Chia Egg Replacer, vegan margarine, and your favourite nondairy milk. Serve them over rice or gluten-free pasta if you like, so you can soak up every
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Summary: Learn how to cook an amazing homemade pot pie. Cooking time (duration): 60 MinutesNumber of servings (yield): 4 People Ingredients Instructions
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