Cover

Welcome to Riches to Rags by Dori. This is a place where I share a little bit of everything. My experiences, the good the bad and the ugly. Life isn't easy but worth living and my hope is that we can get through it together.

Thursday, September 11, 2014

Cilantro Lime Chicken over Sticky Rice






Cilantro Lime Chicken over Sticky Rice

I know I know it has been forever since I did a post. Life with three kids in 4th, 5th and 6th grade, chickens, dogs and cats has made blogging a real challenge. When did they grow up so fast? Homework and extra curricular activities have made blogging a challenge. I love it to much not to do it though, so here I am sharing my love for cooking with you. 






Jed, Kallie and Brianna

This meal is quick and easy and really delicious! Even my pickiest eater devoured it AND took it for lunch at school the next day. Really good flavor and tastes delicious over sticky while rice and topped with soy sauce. Enjoy!


Ingredients

3 large boneless chicken breasts 
teaspoon minced garlic
seasoning
dried parsley flakes
 T. of lime juice
sticky white rice
olive oil
chopped up cilantro
soy sauce

Directions

Start making your rice and have that cooking while you do the rest. Wash your chicken and cut off any fatty pieces and cut into bite size pieces.  Heat your pan with approx 3 T. of Olive Oil and heat the oil. Put the chicken in the heated pan and add your seasonings (I use Lawry's, garlic salt, salt, pepper and dried parsley flakes) then add in the chopped Cilantro and Lime juice. Cook until caramelized around the chicken and no longer pink. Caramelizing it makes the difference.  Dish up some sticky rice on a plate, add some chicken and top with soy sauce. That's it!











Please stop by Riches to Rags by Dori Facebook page and say hi. https://www.facebook.com/richestoragsbydori


Thanks for stopping by!


Dori




3 comments :

  1. Hi Dori - thanks for sharing your love of good and easy to make food. I'm new to your blog - found it through Jillee's & Rebecca's (while researching chickens on Jill's Prairie Homestead). How do you find time to do it all? Also, I'm kinda technologically impaired, so I can only get this to work as "Anonymous".
    - Wanona

    ReplyDelete
  2. Looks yummy, trying this now for dinner. One comment I want to make about the recipe. There is no directions on what you need to do with the minced garlic. I'm assuming that you cook it with the chicken?

    ReplyDelete

I would love to hear from you! Please leave a comment, It gets lonely in here without them!