
 
				    		
			    		By Merrilees Parker
Low-fat and quick to cook, chicken breast is the easy option for a simple supper. Cook it in simple curries, comforting pies or filling salads.
 Baked Cuban chicken and rice
    	                                    Baked Cuban chicken and rice    	                                
    	                             Chicken breasts stuffed with sage and mustard
    	                                    Chicken breasts stuffed with sage and mustard    	                                
    	                             Chicken, red wine and garlic casserole
    	                                    Chicken, red wine and garlic casserole    	                                
    	                             Nice and spicy Thai minced chicken salad (Larb Gai)
    	                                    Nice and spicy Thai minced chicken salad (Larb Gai)    	                                
    	                             Chicken yakitori
    	                                    Chicken yakitori    	                                
    	                             Chicken nuggets with smoked paprika and anchovy mayo
    	                                    Chicken nuggets with smoked paprika and anchovy mayo    	                                
    	                             Venison, chicken liver and Armagnac terrine
    	                                    Venison, chicken liver and Armagnac terrine    	                                
    	                            Skinless breasts are marketed as the 'healthy' option and the lack of skin needs to be compensated for during cooking - either by cooking the breasts in liquid, wrapping them in something whose fat will baste the meat, such as Parma ham, or coating them with a sauce. Alternatively cut into strips or cubes and stir-fry, or drop into a simmering broth and poach for a few minutes. When roasting, it's best to keep the skin on to prevent the meat from drying out.
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