Recycle Rotisserie Chicken
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You can always take the extra chicken off, shred it, season it and throw it in tacos, or make chicken salad, or even just throw it on top of a green salad. If you don't feel like eating chicken any time soon, you can take the excess meat off and put it in a ziplock bag for the freezer-then take it out when you want to use it.
You can also take the rest of it, bones and everything (take the meat off first) and throw it in a pot with some onion, garlic, maybe a bay leaf, celery stalk and some carrot, to make stock and then make a healthy chicken soup with veggies and some of the leftover chicken that you took off the carcass. I would seriously keel over if someone threw out a half a chicken in our house. :laugh: I even save the bones in the freezer to make stock if I don't have time to throw them in a pot and simmer right after I make our chicken. Homemade chicken stock is really delicious and healthy for you. I almost always keep some in ziplock baggies in the freezer.
It's funny that you posted this today 'cause i'm making a whole roasted chicken for my family for dinner tonight lol.0 -
I will debone it and add rice, veggies, some seasonng & a tiny bit of cheese. Or make chicken fajitas out of it. Or chicken, corn & black beans on taco shells or just lettuce. Also you can make a soup out of the chicken. I always "recycle" it.0
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One of my favorite ways to use leftover cooked chicken is curry chicken salad. Something like this
http://lowfatcooking.about.com/od/salad1/r/currchicksalad.htm
I eat it over crunchy salad greens0 -
Agree with posts above. Soup, tacos, enchiladas, king ranch chicken, chicken nachos, chicken salad, chicken on top of salad, chicken and rice. I am amazed someone would throw half of it out! Good thing you came to your senses!0
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I almost always make veggie & chicken soup with the left overs. To be honest, I like the soup more then the chicken itself It's also a great way for me to use up some left over veggies that I have in the fridge before they go bad.0
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Yeah, my coworker told me that you can take a fork and kind of shred it. Add some ranch or mayo to it. Dice up some celery and boiled eggs and add black pepper to make it into a chicken salad!0
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I take mine and add it to green bean casserole. Add a box of uncle ben's long grain and wild rice (fast cooking recipe) add one can of cream of celery soup (cooks the rice) add a small can of mushrooms and bake in the oven at 325 until the top starts to dry out. DELICIOUS!0
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