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Fiona Haynes

Middle Eastern Chicken

By , About.com Guide   November 2, 2009

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Here's a very easy baked chicken dish that requires no added fat. There's plenty of flavor, thanks to the Middle-Eastern-style spices, which add a slight sweetness to the dish. Enjoy this low-fat Middle Eastern Chicken with some whole-grain couscous, rice, or even some creamy polenta.

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November 3, 2009 at 12:28 pm
(1) H- says:

The picture looked yummy, but I didn’t see an actual recipe. Is there one? or do I need to look somewhere else for it?
Thanks

November 3, 2009 at 12:48 pm
(2) Sarah says:

click on the name of the recipe–it opens a new window.

November 4, 2009 at 4:36 pm
(3) ADRIANA CASTANO says:

Hi Fiona,

I love all your recipes.

In your middle eastern chicken recipe, you list under ingredients coriander and cilantro … what’s the difference between them? … I always thought they were two different names for the same herb…

Thanks again!

November 11, 2009 at 1:41 am
(4) Arvee says:

Dried coriander is usually packaged as seeds only, but sometimes you’ll find dried coriander leaf in the spice aisle also. If a recipe doesn’t specify, or if it also calls for fresh cilantro as this one does, “dried coriander” normally means coriander seed.

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