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Chicken and Merguez Tagine

Video | 01:43
Using a blend of Moroccan-inspired spices, Chef Marc Murphy brings deep and vibrant flavors to this chicken and lamb sausage stew.

Stuffed Roast Quail

Video | 30:22
Chef and award-winning cookbook author Virginia Willis shares an elegant yet easy recipe for stuffed quail.

Gumbo Ya-Ya

Video | 25:17
Chef Kenneth Temple uses chicken and smoked sausage, which is often easier to find than andouille sausage, in his Gumbo Ya-Ya.

Doro Wat

Video | 15:03
Hawa Hassan explains the history and food of Ethiopia and Eritrea and makes Doro Wat, a traditional Ethiopian chicken stew.

Greek Lemon Chicken and Orzo

Video | 22:35
Jeff Mauro bakes coriander-spiced chicken breasts atop a bed of orzo flavored with lemon, garlic and plenty of fresh dill in this comforting one-pan supper.

Crispy Chicken Parm Balls

Video | 25:13
Food Network culinary producer Vivian Chan shows you how to make the perfect appetizer: golden, crunchy balls that are like inside-out chicken parmesan. Gooey cheese is encased in Italian-seasoned chicken. Marinara is the perfect dipping sauce.

Cajun Chicken Alfredo

Video | 06:35
Give classic fettuccine Alfredo a kick using chicken blackened with a spice rub, then added to pasta and a homemade cream sauce.

Sheet Pan Chicken Fajitas

Video | 31:07
Food Network culinary producer Sarah Holden shows you how to make protein-packed fajitas. They use a foil lined baking sheet and broiler to make a quick and healthy weekend meal with easy cleanup.

Chicken Pie

Video | 49:42
Double the deliciousness with this comforting chicken pie that has a top and bottom crust. Claire Thomas teaches us to make a tangy buttermilk biscuit dough and a creamy chicken filling that's satisfying without being too rich.

Drunken Noodles

Video | 12:12
It's a rice noodle party! The glaze tossed throughout hits every angle of sweet, savory, spicy and umami. Serve this up as a side dish or main meal. From start to finish, you'll be eating in 20 minutes.

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