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This food and wellness blog is a fusion of my passions: food & design. My current kitchen obsession is developing a weeknight rotation of recipes that are delicious, comforting, and as low-stress as possible as I heal from chronic migraines and burnout.
IÂ hope the recipes IÂ share will help you figure out a food flow that makes you feel your best in your mind, body, and soul. When you know how to meal plan and cook for yourself, you can make more informed decisions about how to fuel and nurture your body. The goal isn't to be "perfect", it's to figure out what works for you.
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This Instant Pot BBQ Chicken was the first recipe I tried after my mom gave me this cookbook and we were wowed. In fact, it was so good that I always wanted to double the recipe so there would be extra leftovers. The only problem was that scaling it up and cooking directly in the instant pot insert always resulted in a "burn" error message, probably a combination of the chicken being crowded + molasses and brown sugar. I have tinkered with scaling up, and have finally arrived at my favorite method.
Flavorwise, this is almost identical to the Melissa Clark's original recipe, but I have added some New Mexico Chili powder, but feel free to use your favorite chili powder. I really like the smokiness and heat of the chipotle in adobo, especially because you get that flavor without having to use a grill, but I wanted a little more depth to my seasoning and to make the chipotle a little less upfront and obvious...more like a handshake instead of a slap in the face. Play around and find what works for you. This is what works for me.
Pour remaining sauce mixture back into stovetop sauce pan and simmer on low until thicker. Pour over shredded chicken. â
RICE: Combine ingredients in rice cooker and cook according to cooker directions. â
GREENÂ BEANS: In medium pan, toast almonds on low heat, shaking/stirring frequently until lightly brown. Remove from heat immediately, transfer to bowl and set aside.
In same pan, on medium heat, add a drizzle of oil or butter to pan, heat for 30 seconds, add green beans and toss to coat. Cook until bright green or a little longer until slightly charred.
Plate chicken on rice with green beans on the side. Sprinkle green beans with toasted almonds.
Pour remaining sauce mixture back into stovetop sauce pan and simmer on low until thicker. Pour over shredded chicken. â
RICE: Combine ingredients in rice cooker and cook according to cooker directions. â
GREENÂ BEANS: In medium pan, toast almonds on low heat, shaking/stirring frequently until lightly brown. Remove from heat immediately, transfer to bowl and set aside.
In same pan, on medium heat, add a drizzle of oil or butter to pan, heat for 30 seconds, add green beans and toss to coat. Cook until bright green or a little longer until slightly charred.
Plate chicken on rice with green beans on the side. Sprinkle green beans with toasted almonds.