Grilled chicken is delicious, but when you mix it with broccoli rabe and drench it in provolone cheese, you barely even notice that the restaurant slipped mushrooms in there on you. And baked into the bread? Red onions. That’s two strikes against, if you ask …
Where I live, there are no Saladworks Cafés, so whenever I travel through southeastern PA or NJ or anywhere else I see one, I try to stop. I’m not saying it’s the epitome of salad class, but it’s a healthier fast option than Wendy’s. That …
Chicken, soaking in sweet honey barbecue sauce becomes infused with the smokey sweet flavor. Initially, we thought a little cheese would help dress things up, but it melted into a full coating that ended up preserving that flavor inside. No need for additional seasoning here– …
First, partially cook the chicken tenders on the stove, unbreaded, until they’re mostly done but moist. Remove chicken from the pan and pull it apart with forks, like the world tore you up the day you decided to begin this sandwich-making journey. Pour Italian-seasoned breadcrumbs …
There are challenges in this sandwich that even made us give up. So dry from the bread, we pulled off the chicken bites and ate them separately– even peeled off some of the melted provolone cheese in an attempt salvage that, but it was too …
The onion roll is back for another week, this time filled with a delectable pile of meat, cheese, and fixins. Onions, garlic, mushrooms, and hot cherry peppers sauteed just long enough to bond together– to take a stand and combine forces to overthrow the lightly …
Sometimes sandwiches come later in the day here at the portrait studio. Oregano and garlic salt flavor up the traditionally bland tenders grilled in olive oil, resting on stretchy provolone cheese melted into garlic bread. It’s hard to shrug off such a nice combination of …
Sriracha is the most annoyingly spelled hot sauce, but Dietz and Watson thought it as a great marketing tie-in because of it’s dogged following. This spicy chicken sandwich doesn’t disappoint. The spicy kick stays with you, but easily washes away with water and time. The …
You have to thin out the honey mustard. That’s the key. After you’ve chopped and pulled the chicken apart and laid out the fixins for construction, you toss the chicken back in the pan and pour the watery honey mustard mixture (purist here– honey and …
Weather’s been weird here in the northeast, so while we sun our plants by windows and long for an extended break of warmth, we can make time to enjoy mesquite chicken– a light, sweet, flavorful taste from the warm and smokey southwest. Topped with juicy …