This recipe hails from Mexico, so it's spicy, but you can dial down the chili if you prefer a milder flavor. Give this soup a ...

Stir in 1 pound bite-size pieces boneless, skinless chicken so that it is evenly distributed in the rice. Cover and simmer, ...

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dry spaghetti cooked as per package instructions, Reserve of cooking water, white miso paste blended with reserved water, chicken breast marinated for 15 minutes in 1tsp miso paste, butter, chopped ...

Put 13 cups of water into a large pot and boil. If you have a whole chicken, chop the chicken into pieces by cutting the legs off diagonally, then splitting the carcass in half, slicing the breasts ...

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In a large saucepan combine remaining 1 cup water, orange juice, lemon juice, rice vinegar and soy sauce. Whisk ingredients ...

Shred chicken into bite-size pieces and stir back into stew. Stir in cheese (again, you need only about 4 ounces) until melted. Stir in jalapeño pickling liquid, lime juice and half of cilantro.