Easy and tasty. I served it with rice mixed with chopped carrots and peas. Delicious.
Really good basic. For those of you wanting a little more "tang" try this: to the basic mixture add 2 T rice vinegar 2 T soy or teriyaki sauce 1 t garlic 1 t spicy mustard. Taste the sauce before you add the raw chicken and adjust to suit your taste. My kids love it either way. You just can't go wrong with this recipe!!
This is a great recipe. I used French dressing because I couldn't find Russian. My husband loved it and asked me to add this to our recipe rotation.
This recipe is excellent. I've used chicken thighs instead of breasts marmalade instead of apricot and I've tried it in the slow cooker. It always comes out fantastic!
Great recipe. I've made this quite a few times now and it's always a hit. Now I have my friend making it for her family too. The kids love it.
My sister-in-law has been making this for years and she was kind enough to share it with me -- it's a colorful tasty recipe that's good enough for company. Spoon the chicken and sauce over white rice and serve with mixed veggies and a green salad. I always have the ingredients in my pantry. Use it for pork chops too!
Tangy and tasty. I made my own Russian dressing with equal part ketchup and mayo a bit of lemon juice and some parsley. I poured it over whole chicken pieces and baked at 375 for about an hour. This was a hit with both hubby and the kids.
So tasty and easy too. I didn't have Russian dressing so I used Thousand Island instead. The chicken turned out very moist. I used the remaining sauce over rice pilaf and served dinner with sweet corn. My picky husband ate it which merits a rave review. I only gave it 4 stars because my kids thought it had too much onion and my 3 year old wouldn't eat it at all. Next time I'll cut down on the onion soup mix.
This was delicious though I think next time I'll use more apricot preserves. For the russian dressing I used Thousand Island. Everyone thought I was super creative so thanks for the recipe!
Be careful..I was looking for tangy but this has more of a "barbeque" taste.