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Chicken

Rice Salad Italienne

Ginger Chicken

Margarita Chicken

Chicken Breasts with Cornmeal-Coriander Crust and Black Bean-Mango Salsa

Cornmeal adds a nice crispness to the coating for the chicken. The salsa and the Three-Pepper Slaw with Chipotle Dressing make this a colorful entrée. For drinks, mix up some tequila-lime spritzers by combining a little tequila with fresh lime juice and sparkling water, or uncork a bottle of dry Gewürztraminer.

Chicken Breasts with Tomatoes and Capers

This easy-to-make dish combines the sweetness of tomatoes with the briny essence of capers.

Chicken with Lemon and Spices

Serve with basmati or regular white rice.

Curried Chicken, Green Bean and Almond Salad

The almonds and crisp green beans lend good crunch. For a light lunch, serve this with French bread and a fruit salad.

Cornmeal-Crusted Chicken Breasts

Here's a delightful variation on the fried-chicken theme, with cornmeal adding welcome crunch. To accompany the meal, serve white wine spritzers and fresh lemonade garnished with mint sprigs.

Mustard Chicken and Orzo Casserole with Dill and Capers

Active time: 45 min Start to finish: 1 3/4 hr

Parmesan Chicken with Mixed Baby Greens

Serve with: Steamed broccoli and roasted potatoes. Dessert: Baked apples.

Morrocan-Style Roast Cornish Hens with Vegetables

This dish is delicious over couscous, which will absorb the flavorful broth.

Braised Greek Chicken and Artichokes

It's easy to keep the Greek theme going by starting with stuffed grape leaves, widely available at supermarkets. Accompany the chicken with orzo and steamed baby carrots with mint. Finish with purchased cheesecake.

Chicken Francaise

Sheila Stein of Woodbury, New York, New York, writes: "We've eaten several times at La Viola of Syosset. Their chicken française is excellent. Could you get the recipe for me?"

Penne with Roasted Tomatoes, Chicken, and Mushrooms

Wendy Popp of Richmond, Virginia, writes: "My job as a physical therapist and my hobby, horseback riding, keep me pretty busy. But my sons — Sammy, two, and Weston, four — keep me moving the most, which has changed my cooking style. I used to be much more experimental, but now I need low-maintenance, tried-and-true recipes that will please the boys (including my husband, Jim) and impress dinner guests."
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