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Make Cranberry Apple Chicken In Your Slow Cooker

12/13/2017

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Recipe from Fix-It and Forget-It Cooking Light For Slow Cookers 
Get your protein and antioxidants together with this sweet and healthy dinner idea.  

Ingredients 

  • 6 boneless Chicken Breasts 
  • 1 cup fresh Cranberries
  • 1 Apple 
  • 1 Tbsp Brown Sugar 
  • 1 cup of unsweetened Apple Juice 
Preparation Time: 10 minutes
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Cooking Time: 6-7 hours
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5 Easy Steps! 

1. Mix brown sugar and apple juice together and set aside
2. Peel and slice apple
3. Add chicken to the slow cooker
4. Pour cranberries and apple slices over chicken
5. Pour brown sugar and juice mixture over everything. 

Cook on Low for 6-8 Hours or on High For 3-4 Hours


Benefits of Cranberries
Make Cran-Apple Juice
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Linda's "Chinese Dinner"

1/27/2016

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Ingredients: 
2 heads of broccoli 
1/2-1 red onion 
Organic Rice
Gluten Free Teriyaki sauce OR Gluten free Soy sauce
  Drop of: Water/Butter/Coconut Oil
ADD INS
Peppers
Sesame Seeds
Soy beans
Carrots
Zucchini 
Frozen Veggies 
Organic Chicken

No need to get complicated. Whether you can afford to eat a 4 course meal nightly or are just learning to cook or on a budget, this is a fun change up to dinner, easy to make and enough for the family to share. You can also dress this recipe up to your own personal taste or that of your family, making as much or as little as you like. No measuring cups involved in this one gang!
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Start by prepping your ingredients.
Have your cooked rice ready.
 Cut the broccoli into smaller pieces and slice onion and set aside.
​Heat up a large skillet, then add in your oil, allowing it to get hot. (if it smokes, it's too hot) 
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Once oil is hot, add in onions to sauté. 
Once onions are halfway cooked (nearly see through) add in the broccoli.
​Sauté the broccoli with the onions. For beginners I recommend taking out the onions first so you don't accidentally burn them while cooking the broccoli. ;) 
The broccoli will take about 5-7 minutes to sauté, make sure your moving it around plenty, too much and it won't get that crispness that makes it so yummy.
​How do you know when the broccoli is done?
When it sweats. Once you see the broccoli sweating, add in the Teriyaki sauce, stir and pour on plate. 
Want to add other veggies? If they are frozen, sauté separately, as they create a lot of water that tends to make it soggy. 
Adding in chicken? Also recommended to saute alone for crispness. 
Taste your yummy creation! 
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