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If you’re looking for truly easy chicken recipes, look no further than here. I know other sites give you recipes with 45 minutes prep time or more, and you won’t find that on my site!
Quite frankly I was tired of finding chicken recipes that said they were easy or quick, but kept me in the kitchen all evening. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again…I want good food, but I don’t care to spend all day preparing it. Obviously to have a selection this big, some of these will be quicker than others, but YOU get to decide what to cook. Enjoy!
Chicken and RiceEasy to make (prep time isless than 10 min.)& tastes great!We call this no Peeky Chicken.
Easy Chicken SpaghettiSubmitted by Kristina, this is a yummy easy chicken recipe.Very simple!
Cranberry ChickenThis is my friend Kim’ssignature dish. She makes itfor no occasion as well asbig holidays alike.
Chicken and Cabbage Wa-LaSubmitted by 1 of ourfeatured home cooks, RhondaI haven’t tried it yetbut it looks beautiful.
Chicken BundlesYummy crescent rolls, cream cheese & sesame seeds unite for this recipe.This was the #1 most visited easy chicken recipe on my site for 2010.Monterey Chicken RecipeThis recipe soundsgreat; I’ll let youknow soon!!
Creamed Chicken and RaviolisRhonda submittedeasy chicken recipe! I need to try this soon.
Chicken DelightA sinfully delicious casseroleYou’ll make this for a treat because it’s certainly not diet friendly. 
Sour Cream Ritz ChickenThis is a favorite for taste amongst my visitors!Ya’ll love this!Prep time was less than five minutes! 
Sour Cream Chicken BreastsAnother favorite! This easy chicken recipe is made with sour creamand cheez-its!
Creamy Chicken Noodle SoupSubmitted by my high school friend, Kim. This easy souprecipe is my kind of easy!!Macaroni & Cheese Chicken Noodle SoupMartha from Kentucky submittedthis super simple chicken recipeand I believe the kids will love it!Chicken and PastaEasy and kid friendlywin, win. Chicken Tetrazzini RecipeNoodles, poultry, creamy sauceit’s all good in thiseasy chicken recipe!
Crock Pot Chicken BurritosEasy, easy, easy!So simple that you’llbe surprised how greatit tastes! 
Easy Sour Cream Chicken EnchiladasThis is a family favorite! Compliments of my sister, it’s a reallyeasy recipe for sour cream chicken enchilada casserole with green chilies! Chicken Enchilada RecipeThis easy enchiladasuses a rotisserie chicken.Thanks Gale – It’s fantastic!Chicken PieA simple chicken pie recipeUse pre-made pie crusts. Chicken Pot PieAnother great pot pie recipe that can also be made with yourleft over turkey! 
Chicken Tortilla Crock Pot SoupLove this full flavored, hearty,thick soup! Crispy Baked ChickenSo versatile becauseyou can use almost anythingto make your own breading
Crispy Chicken TendersOven baked with ritz crackers and Parmesan cheese. these were good, but don’tovercook or they’ll get dry. Baked Hidden Valley Ranch Crispy ChickenIn Texas we love our Ranch dressingon everything! This uses a dry mix to create a delicious main course.
Swedish Chicken BreastsLove, love, love this recipefrom my dear friend Cathy!low prep time, but long cooking timeplan ahead.
Zesty Italian ChickenNo excuses on this simple dishThanks Terri Jo!
Chicken and Stuffing Casserole Thanks Stacy! This casserolewas a big hit with my boys!Easy Cheesy Chicken & Potatoes Bake Thanks Melissa for the easy chicken recipe! I madethis for my husband, but didn’t get a picture of it!Chicken and Artichoke CasseroleI haven’t tried this one, butwith those ingredients,it must be great! 
Apricot Chicken RecipeQuick prep timeEasy EmpanadasThese can certainly be madewith your choice of meat.Thanks Tami for the recipe!Hidden Valley Ranch Noodles with ChickenAnother kid friendly recipeIs there any child that doesn’t love noodles? Cheesy Chicken ShellsPasta, chicken, and cheeseis always a great combo!Use mild Ro-Tel for the kiddos.Chicken and Broccoli CasseroleA great combination, chicken and broccolicome together with egg noodles for a terrificeasy dinner.Chicken and BroccoliChicken, rice, broccoli, &cheese. a simple chicken recipewith a great review!Crock Pot Green Chile Stuffed ChickenYou’ll love this one. made with cream cheesegreen chilies, chicken, and mushroom soup.
Chicken and Rice TeriyakiRhonda from Alaskaloves to share hereasy chicken recipes, & welove her for that!Parmesan ChickenNew recipe just submittedby Kristin. Looks delishand very easy.Rotisserie ChickenThanks Emilyfor this DIYrotisserie recipe.Chicken Noodle CasseroleThanks Brandi forthis simple casserolethat everyone will love.Top of Easy Chicken Recipes
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Verda Walley (left) and Katherine Treiser-Brown share a laugh over a complicated cookie recipe in Walley’s Ipswich kitchen. Treiser Brown is an Amesbury resident who volunteers for Hospice of the North Shore & Greater Boston.
Ninety-five-year-old Verda Walley has been baking for over 70 years and she doesn’t intend to stop now.
But when the long-time Ipswich resident and one-time local hairdresser became unsteady on her feet, she feared her favorite pastime was coming to an end. Fortunately for Walley, now a hospice patient, her new hospice volunteer stepped in to lend a hand.
And for Katherine Treiser-Brown, a volunteer for Hospice of the North Shore & Greater Boston, her first patient assignment has turned out to be a sweet one.
the two were matched up through the non-profit organization several months ago, and since then, they’ve been creating recipes from Walley’s prized collection.
“the first week I visited Verda, we made Dark Chocolate Cake from a 1951 Ohio recipe. it was out of this world,” said Treiser-Brown, who lives in Amesbury.
Verda Walley’s recipe box is full of hundreds of handwritten delights dating back to the 1940’s. for Walley, sorting through the box with Treiser-Brown elicits a flood of memories about family outings, holidays, parties and past hairdressing clients.
many of the recipe cards are faded, making them almost indecipherable, but Walley can look at the cards and recall the ingredients and their measurements, as if by memory.
for Treiser-Brown, reviewing the recipes creates a starting point for conversation and for action.
“Verda likes to keep busy, and once we’re baking, she is in control,” she said.
each session starts by donning aprons and washing hands. then the cooking begins.
“some of the recipes we’ve made are extremely challenging,” said Treiser-Brown. “one cookie dough called for six cups of flour, six egg yolks, lard and butter.”
to date, the two have baked special Polish Kolachke cookies, yeast rolls for Thanksgiving and, most recently, Heel Plate cookies, a recipe from Walley’s childhood.
Another side to hospice
It’s clear that without Treiser-Brown’s help, Walley would not be able to enjoy the relaxation and fun that baking brings. Walley’s family agrees.
“Mom is so happy doing one of her favorite things — baking. It’s wonderful that, with help, her quality of life has been so improved, thanks to her hospice volunteer,” said daughter, Ruth.
Treiser-Brown describes her first patient volunteer experience as “inspirational.”
the Amesbury resident and mother of two young children completed her hospice volunteer training last fall. through the 16-hour training program offered by Hospice of the North Shore & Greater Boston, Treiser-Brown felt well equipped to volunteer with hospice patients.
Her time with Walley has reshaped her impression of what a hospice patient might be like.
“Verda is mobile, active and living each day to the fullest. I am definitely learning so much from my time with her. She is full of life and wonderful.”
in addition to cooking together, the two talk about current events, books and their respective families.
Verda Jane Walley was married 69 years to the late Walter “Wally” Walley of Ipswich. Raised in Ohio, she gained her knowledge and love of baking from her mother. Walley moved to Ipswich when her children were young, and she worked for many years at Mr. James’ Hair Salon until she retired in her mid-seventies.
Walley visibly brightens when she talks about Treiser-Brown’s visits.
“We have a lot of fun together. We’re like little chatter-boxes and we bake some delicious things,” she said.
And when the work of baking is done and the kitchen is cleared, Walley and Treiser-Brown sit down to coffee and their treats.
“the best part is that we get to eat what we create,” Walley said.
Anne Williams is community relations coordinator for Hospice of the North Shore & Greater Boston.