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NicoleMcmom

Sr. Culinary Producer at Allrecipes Wife, Mom of 3, Lover of Libations and Master of the Perfect Bite
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Karen Nelson reviewed NicoleMcmom’s The Best Buffalo Chicken Dip. 1 week ago
A keeper! Great flavors Crowd-pleaser
Amazing
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1chandler3 reviewed NicoleMcmom’s Everything Salmon Sheet Pan Dinner. 1 week ago
A keeper! Great flavors Easy to follow Worth the effort
Excellent recipe. I changed the broccoli for asparagus, and listened to another poster and cooked the salmon for 18 minutes. It was perfectly cooked. Everything else was the same.
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Therese Murphy Sweitzer reviewed NicoleMcmom’s One-Pot Crispy Chicken and Rice. 1 week ago
I thought this was a delicious recipe; however, I did a few things differently. I used one whole yellow onion finely chopped and added chopped celery and carrots. I used two large cloves of garlic and added sliced mushrooms. I used two small lemons (juiced) and then covered and baked as recommended.
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Nancy reviewed NicoleMcmom’s Everything Salmon Sheet Pan Dinner. 1 week ago
OK with tweaks
The salmon was cooked perfect. The sweet potatoes didn’t cook and the broccoli was a little hard. Next time I’m going to try asparagus.
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JoyfulCocoa9833 reviewed NicoleMcmom’s Everything Salmon Sheet Pan Dinner. 1 week ago
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ronparr reviewed NicoleMcmom’s One-Pot Crispy Chicken and Rice. 2 weeks ago
A keeper!
I’ve tried many variations on chicken and rice, but this is the one I keep coming back to. It’s easy, yummy, and comforting. A few things I’ve learned from experience:- I use a lot of onion - 2 whole onions.- You’ll need to experiment to find the right amount of salt. Chicken broth can vary a lot in terms of sodium. I’ve started using bone broth for a deeper flavor and extra nutrition.- if you use a nonstick pan, you can probably skip the oil and butter. The chicken will render enough fat on its own.- These days, chicken thighs are often closer to 6 oz. than 4 oz., so you may find yourself using fewer pieces of chicken or more meat.
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