11 Poultry Recipes for National Poultry Day
We’ve teamed up with 10 food bloggers to give you 11 new poultry recipes to add to your weekly mix. Check out the recipes from our talented colleagues and let us know which ones you plan to try out in the comments below!
| 11 Recipes for National Poultry Day |
Thai Peanut Chicken with Coconut Rice (Paleo) by Our Food Fix
This Thai peanut chicken comes with a high likelihood that you may be caught licking your plate before you put it in the dishwasher. An extra bonus: this comes with a paleo version. Dieters rejoice!
Chargah Nathiagali: A Special Roast Recipe by Dr. How and Why
This roast chicken dish is named for Nathiagali, a mountain resort town in northern Pakistan. This recipe boasts healthy spices such as chillies and turmeric.
Handmade Chicken Gyoza by Carla Crudup
Kosher readers rejoice! There’s no denying that gyoza (Japanese for “dumpling”) are popular, but they’re usually made with pork. Carla gives us a chicken alternative that is sure to satisfy my constant craving for dumplings.
Balsamic Orange Chicken with Basil by Ovenstruck
Ovenstruck’s 21 Day Fix Friendly Balsamic Orange Chicken with Basil just…there’s no words for it. You really can’t go wrong with anything featuring balsamic.
One-Pan Baked Chicken and Bacon Glazed Asparagus by The Accidental Mrs.
The Accidental Mrs. brings us an easy weekday recipe. This is certainly not kosher, but sub the bacon out and you could easily modify it to be.
Chicken Chickpea Salad by Karyl’s Kulinary Krusade
This salad looks perfect for summer days. Karyl’s roots in the West Indies show in the inclusion of chickpeas, a filling and flavorful addition to salad.
White Lasagna Chicken Soup by The Messy Little Kitchen
The blogger who contributed the post on spinach pesto last week is behind this beautiful take on lasagna soup. This looks comforting for a rainy spring day.
Herb Roasted Chicken by LeShé Style
Perfectly seasoned, moist flesh, crispy crackly skin…come on, is there anything better than a roasted chicken? I think not. And this version is guaranteed to ace all the requirements.
Florentine Stuffed Chicken by Laurence Makano
Laurence, the blogger behind the fah-ncy grilled cheese we recently posted, brings to the table this Florentine Stuffed Chicken. With prosciutto and cheese, we can’t enjoy it and still be kosher, but we’ll enjoy it vicariously through our non-kosher readers.
Poultry Burger and Homemade Chips by The Good, The Bad, and The Poopy
I have a weird confession to make. I like turkey burgers better than beef burgers. I know, I know. But you can be so adventurous with the flavors. I like to make a Thai version and the blogger behind The Good, The Bad, and The Poopy (a realistic name for any mother out there) keeps it simple and delicious.
Slow Cooker Roasted Cornish Game Hen by Almost Kosher (hey, that’s us!)
We recently posted our answer to this round-up with a Slow Cooker Roasted Cornish Game Hen that we love for simplicity and convenience. Plus, it’s essentially a mini-chicken. And, Come on, who doesn’t love a mini-chicken?
What’s your favorite recipe for National Poultry Day? Any duck recipes out there? Share it in the comments.
Wow, I didn’t even know that there was a national poultry day in the US.
Great collection of recipes, show a lot of diversity.
I think these recipes are a win! (not being bias lol) Seriously….your slow cooker roasted game hen in the crock pot is genius and I can not WAIT to try it out. I love the mini chickens! <3
I just can’t seem to stop staring at that balsamic chicken w/ basil. I can eat balsamic by the cup ful!
Isn’t it just gorgeous? Balsamic is like nectar for me. Thanks for stopping by!
This is such a diverse round-up. It is so inspiring to see how versatile poultry can be.
These look like some awesome recipes. I’m always looking for new ways to cook chicken. I’ve pinned for later!
wow! I have been drooling all the way throughout this post! so many delicious recipes
I didn’t know that poultry day was a thing! But I think I will need to celebrate with one of these this year.
Such beautiful photography! I love chicken and turkey! Love!!
Mmm, all these recipes sound and look amazing. I’ll have to try some out!
Oh my goodness, I have my eye on the Thai peanut chicken recipe!
All of these recipes look amazing but I going to try Balsamic Orange Chicken with Basil by Ovenstruck this week! Yum I love balsamic anything
Doesn’t it look incredible!
Every single one of those look absolutely delish! Looking forward to trying the chicken and chick pea salad soon!
Recipe rounds ups are always so helpful with meal planning.
I love Chicken! It is one of the most versatile meats out there! These recipes look delicious.
Your photos of foods really make me hungry. I especially love the chicken. I think no matter how it is cooked, I will definitely love to taste them. I can feel my stomach now grumbling. Haha!
Am having breakfast and reading your post only makes my tummy full! Delicioso Bella!
SO hard too pick just one favourite ??? Such picture-perfect dishes!
As shown in your post, chicken is such a versatile bird/ingredient, and it’s great to learn about National Poultry Day… Who knew??
Isn’t it? Chicken is my all time favorite protein.
Definitely going to have to add these to my list of recipes to try! We have tons of chicken all the time and I never know what to do with it all!
I love the variety here. That soup looks good because I love anything with pesto. Hold the Thai dish … I have a peanut allergy. But everything else looks amazing.
Oh, yes–then you better avoid the Thai dish! I wonder if it would work with any other kind of nuts.
Thank you for a great set of recipe!!!! They all look so delicious in those pictures.Thanks for sharing!