Sometimes at the Breakup Cookbook, we tend toward recipes that are a bit, how you say, “hearty.” And while comfort is key when nursing a broken heart, you don’t want to clog it. That would be like adding injury to insult.
So here we have a recipe that has only 5 ingredients AND is heart healthy. We know this because it’s from hearthealthyonline.com
By Heather Quinlan
This is a great recipe for finger lickin’ good chicken, courtesy of my friend Dave Caputo. (Who actually found it here.) As finger food I recommend it as a delicious and tangy alternative to buffalo wings, though you can just as easily nibble on several and call it a meal. I certainly did!
The video forthwith, followed by the recipe.
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by Heather Quinlan
Here at the Breakup Cookbook we’re not just about breakups, so we’d like to join the many in congratulating Chelsea Clinton on her Thanksgiving engagement. We hope he didn’t hide the ring in the creamed corn.
In keeping with the whole “In sickness and in health” thing, and also because her intended is Jewish, we’ve decided that today’s recipe should be Jewish penicillin, aka Chicken Soup. Making Love in the Kitchen’s Meghan Telpner is your guide to chicken soup from scratch. Chelsea, if you’re out there, have a look! Chicken soup will keep those home fires burning and ward off that pesky H1N1.
