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12 Dutch Oven Chicken Dinners ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Published almost 2 years ago • 1 min read

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It's Sunday ~ what are you having for dinner??

​12 Dutch Oven Chicken Dinners​

A Dutch oven is a kitchen essential that makes for the coziest one pot chicken dinners! These 12 Dutch oven chicken recipes are guaranteed family pleasers. From a creamy Olive Garden copycat Tuscan chicken to cheesy chicken parm meatballs ~ they all cook up in this one amazing pot

My choice for a Dutch oven is enamel coated stainless steel. You’ll want a pot that holds 5-7 quarts for a family of four. Light-colored interiors make it easier to monitor the browning or caramelization of food. When you’re sautéing or browning ingredients, it’s important to see the color changes, which can be challenging in a dark-colored pot.

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I’m sitting here trying to think how I can express how utterly incredible this recipe is without using the same old superlatives. I can’t though. This is just a RIDICULOUSLY rich, delicious and easy (? yes, really) dessert this is. I can honestly say, without any exaggeration, that this is a WOW! recipe. The fact that all of the ingredients are things one typically has is a super bonus. This will definitely be the dessert at my next dinner party. It’s that good, and it feels that rich. This is a knock-out, Sue!
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Sue Moran

I love to make delicious food, photograph it, and write about it, but mostly, I just love to EAT. Isn’t that what it’s all about? My recipes are bold and vibrant, but totally approachable ~ and my philosophy? We should all have the tools to feed ourselves well, and the confidence to cut loose a little in the kitchen. Food should be fun!

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