Healthy Main Course Recipes:
Chicken & Turkey

Chicken

Timothy S. Harlan, M.D.

Asian Lettuce Wraps | Low Sodium Version New!Asian Peanut Chicken with Noodles New!
Barbecue Chicken
Barbecue Chicken Pizza
Cashew Chicken
Chicken and Rice Salad
Chicken Leek Risotto | Low Sodium Version
Chicken Mole
Chicken Piccata
Chicken Pot Pie
Chicken Saltimbocca New!
Chicken with 40 Cloves of Garlic
Chicken with Roasted Tomatillo Sauce
Chicken with Tarragon Mustard Cream
Chinese Chicken Salad
Curried Chicken
Ginger Chicken with Edamame
Ginger Chicken with Napa Cabbage
Island Chicken
Kung Pao Chicken | GERD / Acid Reflux-Friendly Version
One Skillet Chicken and Black Beans
Oven Fried Chicken
Polynesian Chicken
Pulled Barbecue Chicken Sandwich
Roasted Papaya Chicken | Low Sodium Version
Risotto con Pollo | Low Sodium Version
Spiced Chicken with Honey Glaze
Stuffed Chicken with Tapenade and Cheese New!
Stuffed Chicken with Tomato and Cheese New!
Tarragon Mushroom Orzo with Chicken
Vineyard Chicken
Wet Rub Chicken
White Chili | GERD / Acid Reflux Safe Version
Yellow Pepper and White Asparagus Soft Tacos

Turkey

Asian Turkey Burgers | Low Sodium Version New!
Maple Sage Turkey Breast
Roasted Turkey Breast
Stuffed Turkey Breast
Turkey Burgers | Coumadin-Safe Version | GERD / Acid-Reflux-Friendly Version | Low Sodium Version

Related Resources

Chicken and Poultry Safety, Temperature of the Meat, Cleanup...
Unfortunately, in this day and age you have to be very careful when handling chicken. The estimates by the CDC of contamination with bacteria are frightening.

Chicken Skin
So much emphasis is put on skinless chicken because most of the fat in chicken is in the skin. At one time there had been a debate about whether cooking chicken with the skin on—and removing it after cooking—was higher in fat than simply peeling the skin off before cooking.

Portion Distortion
You read every day that there has been a dramatic increase in the size of portions. Everything from fast food to candy has been "supersized" in the last 30 years. The good news is that there are also a lot of great ingredients that have been produced with less fat and fewer calories. By using those foods and combining them with the right portion size it's easy to eat healthy.

Proof that You Can Eat Less, Eat Fewer Calories, and Still Be Satisfied
There are two ways to eat fewer calories. One is to eat smaller portions and the other to reduce the amount of calories in a particular dish. With Dr. Gourmet recipes I work at both of these approaches, enhancing the taste and satisfaction of a recipe by choosing lower calorie ingredients that maximize flavor.

 


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