Over the course of cooking for my family I feel like I've got a pretty good eye for determining at a glance whether or not we would like a recipe, before even making it. Of course, sometimes things don't turn out quite the way you expect, but for us there are certain ingredients that guarantee almost a sure-fire success. Peanut butter, cilantro, or pasta are some of those winning combinations for us and this recipe from the latest Taste of Home magazine has all three. Not surprisingly it was a hit for everyone. Even my four-year-old picky girl loved it and came back for seconds!
The ingredients:
12 oz.
uncooked whole wheat spaghetti noodles (or fettuccine)
2 cups
salsa
1/2 cup
peanut butter
1/4 cup
orange juice
2 Tbs.
honey
4 tsp.
soy sauce
4 cups
chicken breast, cubed and cooked
1/4 cup chopped
peanuts
1/4 cup minced
fresh cilantro
Directions: Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile in large sauce pot, combine the salsa, peanut butter, orange juice, honey, and soy sauce.
Heat until sauce thickens and add chicken;
heat through. Drain pasta. Serve with chicken mixture. Garnish with peanuts and cilantro. Makes 8 servings. Enjoy!
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10 comments:
That looks so yummy!! I bet my kids would love that!!! We love thai food!!!
I love this kind of pasta! So funny...I'm actually getting ready to make something like this now. It's even better leftover the next day when the flavors develop more (that's if there is any left):D
I am SO impressed at the variety of foods your kids eat!!!
mmmm, you can tell that this is a dish just packed with flavor, delicious!
I just emailed myself this recipe so I make sure to try it....oh so tasty looking...
Thanks!
Don't you just love a nice simple recipe that your family will love!
Great recipe. I will use regular noodles in place of the wheat noodles because we didn't like the wheat noodles. I will use this recipe again and share it with my children.
Awesome recipe! This is going in the regular rotation. I wanted to add that mixing some fresh baby spinach in just on top of the noodles (and then adding the sauce on top of that) really enhanced the meal for me and was a nice way to get some veggies in. I think julienned carrots would probably mix well, too. I am loving this blog and wishing we still lived in Vienna/Oakton.
Thanks for the recipe! We loved it!
Thanks for sending me this link, Lara. The salsa sounds really interesting in this one. I wouldn't have thought of that as an ingredient.
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