Put it on the menu!
Poultry is the most versatile protein there is. From chicken parm to chicken soup (Jewish penicillin) to roasted turkey for Thanksgiving or just the comfort of a warm bowl of turkey chili, it’s affordable, easy to use, and delicious especially for anyone watching their meat intake. There isn’t a cuisine other than vegetarian and vegan that doesn’t embrace chicken and turkey as a staple. Original Buffalo Wings, anyone?
Jerk chicken is an amazing Jamaican spicy grilled dish popular in the Caribbean. being coated in spices and slow-cooked over a fire or grill traditionally composed of green pimento wood (from the tree that produces allspice berries). The resulting smoke is key to the flavor of the …
My version of a fajita is a soft tortilla with spicey charred chicken, onions and bell peppers but served like a chicken taco with lettuce, salsa, avocado and cheese. It is my favorite Mexican dish, quick to throw together and a healthy, satisfying meal choice.
After you make my Turkey Chili Recipe you will most probably have leftovers and here’s the perfect way to use them, making this delicious breakfast dish. Super simple, it is easily and as satisfying as Huevos Rancheros.
This staple of Creole cuisine embraces the Cajun “trinity”, onion, celery and bell pepper to make a fast, simple, easy rice dish, “kicked up a notch” with my RLK Cajun Spice recipe. Hot!!
If you’re looking for a fast, simple, beautiful and satisfying chicken recipe, then these quickly fried cutlets topped with some fresh produce, a touch of acid, a touch of herbs and fried bread croutons is the dish for you. Amazingly easy, amazingly tasty. Put it …
This fast, easy and simply elegant Italian dish starts with a chicken thigh or breast pounded into a cutlet, dredged in flour, browned and served with a rich butter, lemon. caper and white wine sauce. Here shown with Rosemary Roasted Potatoes (see recipe) and Steamed …
These are the most flavorful turkey meatballs I have ever eaten, super fast and easy to make and with a great marinara or spaghetti sauce, they make everyone happy.
Usually made with beef, I like them better with turkey which makes them a tad healthier. They’re great with mashed potatoes [see my Perfect Mashed Potatoes].
This simple dish, super easy to prepare, that combines the full, rich flavor of spicy sausage with onions, spinach and the creaminess of beans, creates a satisfying, enjoyable foody experience.
