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#freezerlovefriday does grilling season - Chili Lime Chicken

I have come to love limes! I like them in my water, I sometimes like them in my margarita and I really like them in a chicken marinade. They add a zest and sweetness that is so distinct. 

I like to serve this chicken with a Spanish style dirty rice and steamed radishes and broccoli. Of course, this dinner would also be wonderful paired with a Corona or a DOS Equis, but hey that is just me!!


Chili Lime Chicken 
Yields 4-6 Chicken Breasts/Thighs

Ingredients:

Juice of 5 limes
2 tbsp coconut oil
1 tbsp chili powder
¼ t onion powder
¼ t garlic powder
¼ t salt 
4 chicken breasts

Directions:

Mix all of the ingredients together. 
Trim excess fat off of the chicken breasts and place in a large baggie. 
Let sit in refrigerator for one day and freeze laying flat for up to 3 months!



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#freezerlovefriday does grilling season - lemon rosemary chicken

While I love BBQ sauce, I also like earthy tasting chicken. 
My Lemon Rosemary Chicken is one of my favorite marinades!  I will typically make this will a Long Grain and Wild Rice mix and serve it up with Asparagus or another root vegetable. I also like to save the leftovers to top my salads with for the week, it adds so much flavor you really don't need any salad dressing other than olive oil and maybe a little balsamic! 


Lemon Rosemary Chicken 
Yields 4-6 Chicken Breasts/Thighs
Ingredients:
Juice of 3 lemons
2 tbsp coconut oil
1 sprig of rosemary
1 tbsp Italian seasoning
¼ garlic powder
½ tbsp sugar
4 chicken breasts or thighs

Directions:

Mix all of the ingredients together.
Trim excess fat off of the chicken breasts and place in a large baggie.
Let sit in refrigerator for one day and freeze laying flat for up to 3 months!






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#freezerlovefriday does grilling season - pineapple bbq chicken

Can you believe it is MARCH? This year has flown by. With warmer temperature comes my favorite time of the year, grilling season! We use a charcoal grill, mainly because we prefer the earthy taste it delivers. In Arizona you can pretty much grill any time of year, but there is something about the evening hours in the spring time. It makes you want to sit outside, watch your husband grill, your kid play and sip on a nice glass of Chardonnay! 


I am here to tell you that you can freeze marinated chicken. Now you may be wondering what the benefit of freezing the marinated chicken is, since it doesn't take too long to throw together a few ingredients. The longer the chicken has to marinate, the more the flavor will soak in. Also, it is super easy to know that you have 3-4 bags of marinated chicken in your freezer, ready to go for the next time you feel like grilling! I will typically buy two large chicken breast packets at Costco and make 2 of each of my favorite marinades. This month I will give you 4 marinades, which means you could potentially have 8 meals in your freezer!! 



Pineapple BBQ Marinade
Yields 4-6 Chicken Breasts/Thighs

Ingredients:

½ cup pineapple juice
1 cup sweet Baby Rays BBQ sauce
¼cup brown sugar
3 slices of pineapple cut up
½ tsp of garlic powder
½ tap of onion powder
4 chicken breast or 4 chicken thighs

Directions:

Mix all of the ingredients together. 
Trim excess fat off of the chicken breasts and place in a large baggie. 
Let sit in refrigerator for one day and freeze laying flat for up to 3 months!



Laying it flat to freeze will save on room
and ensure the marinade fully covers the chicken! 




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