This recipe can be used in diverse ways, such as a topping, sauce, or salsa on meat or with tortilla chips. I have used it atop my Jamaican Skirt Steak.

In the style of Tikka Masala but kinda not, super fast and easyI serve this with rice, cook it according to instructions, just make sure it's done when chicken is done

I was inspired by a chicken dish that I ate at an Italian restaurant to make this recipe.Simmer longer to make the chicken softer and the onions creamier. Please shorten the simmering time if you prefer your onions to retain their shape.Add more sugar and ketchup into the sauce if you like it sweeter.I usually leave some sauce for the following day to enjoy some pasta for lunch. Recipe by heizi

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At first, I didnt know what to cook with chicken, so I improvise this sauce in which is really tasty. You can also grill the chicken with this homemade bbq sauce. Nothing like doing homemade this.

This is the type of food I cook for my family. I try to have one warm meal per day. This is one the kids look forward to sharing meal time.

My step daughter loves cooking. She gravitates to every cookbook when we are out shopping. She came across this recipe and we have made it together several times already. Today I put my spin on it by adding some ingredients and omitting others. Hope you like my version.

The girlfriend asked me to cook her something prawn-y for our anniversary dinner so I came up with this. It came out well enough for her to ask for it two nights in a row so I figure it's good enough to share (the side dish is a baked polenta round with melted goat cheese).

I wanted something different rather than canned sauce and saw a couple easy ways to make it on pinterest. Here is just one easy way to make red sauce

Bon Appetit's rigatoni with easy vodka sauce recipe is one of my go-to favourites. Most importantly, because it's really delicious. Also, as it says right in the name, it's super easy to make. It's pretty amazing what a handful of basic ingredients and a shot of potato booze can create. Anyway, I decided to make it again for dinner, with a couple of modifications. First, because I didn't want to have to cook a separate meat dish to go with it, I added chicken which I fried in the pan before making the sauce. Second, I swapped the rigatoni with tagliatelle, because I prefer longer noodles. Changes aside, it turned out as delicious as always.

I was partway through cooking this dish when my wife came up and said, 'oh, you're making chicken hamonado.' I was actually whipping something up off the top of my head so, of course, I had to look it up right away. Turns out chicken hamonado is a Filipino recipe for chicken in pineapple sauce. It was a little weird to get this revelation from my wife, who's the non-Filipino in the family. She explained that she knew the dish because the Filipino ladies from her church used to bring it to potlucks. My version deviates quite a bit from the theirs. In fact, it probably owes more to a certain British chef -- I Jamie Oliver'd the dish by adding chili and mint. Delicious.

I wanted to make a substantial one-plate dish in a hurry...so I cooked a lot of chicken in sauce. Even my raw tomato-hating son can eat dishes made with canned tomatoes, so it's also a way to get him to eat tomatoes.Because the chicken is fried with a flour coating, none of the umami escapes. I like to use a wok with a non-stick coating to simmer the chicken. The amount of chicken and mushrooms varies in our house depending on who's at home the day. For 4 servings. Recipe by meg115