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    Margie Culbertson
    Margie Culbertson

    Exotic Baked Chicken (Gluten-Free)

    Reviewed and edited by a celiac disease expert.

    Note: I realize not everyone has time to do home-made cooking of the long-prep kind, so I’ve given you options in this recipe. I’ve put optional instructions in brackets (to prepare the packaged way see the info in the brackets). For instance, you can prepare this chicken dish in two ways, the fresh ingredients way or the packaged way. I have put the packaged ingredients in ( .)

    Ingredients:
    4 chicken breasts
    1 tomato, cubed (1 med. can diced tomatoes)
    3 sticks celery, cubed
    ¼ green or yellow pepper
    ¼ red pepper, diced (or for the peppers you can get these by taking equivalent from frozen packaged peppers)
    Handful chopped fresh parsley
    Baked potato, skin on, cubed (you can use a raw potato)
    Pinch salt
    Sprinkle cinnamon sugar over the top (or 1/8 teaspoon of each)
    1 teaspoon ginger
    Sprinkle dry minced garlic over the top liberally  
    2 cloves garlic
    ½ onion, sliced thinly** and caramelized (To caramelize, you place onion in a saucepan with onions and fry unions until brown. But you don’t have to caramelize the onion. Raw onion is fine.)

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    Place in a 9” X 13” foil-lined baking dish (heavy-duty foil—enough to completely wrap the chicken and seal it tightly during baking) Coat foil on the inside with cooking spray or oil. Bake dish at 400 degrees for 30 minutes. Then reduce temperature to 350F degrees and bake for 20 more minutes.

    Because of the combination of garlic, cinnamon and ginger on the chicken this dish tastes Indian and mildly exotic without smacking you in the head with curry.

    **Kitchen secret:  every time I have a recipe which calls for onion I cut up several. Then I store them in the freezer in Ziplock bags. In each bag I put in ½ onion. I figure, why not go for the gold while I’m at it anyway?



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    This sounds wonderful I will make this.

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    Guest Tina G

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    I was diagnosed 3 years ago after being extremely ill and am so happy to find many recipes such as this. It is awesome and worth the time. THANK YOU!!

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    Guest Rick Stiles

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    I notice nothing in the directions that say to put any of the ingredients in the baking dish, and the peppers are not cut to small pieces for sharing.

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    Guest Jamie S.

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    I would like to see one of Rick's recipes

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    Only diagnosed 2008, but I have suffered forever! Discovered I am lactose intolerant, beef intolerant too! I am a Freelance Writer, which keeps me sane. I am glad I will have support from this list.


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