![]() ![]() Slow Cooker or Instant Pot Honey Mustard Chicken Always season to taste at the end of the cooking time as well! I like to add in twice as much salt, pepper, garlic powder, garlic and parmesan cheese. Updated 7/18/18 When cooking with pot in pot pasta: When I cook the pasta at the same time in the same pot I like to bump up the seasonings a bunch. You can use parmesan cheese off the block and if you’re in a pinch you can even use the stuff from the green can. It worked well for this garlic parmesan chicken. Parmesan cheese: I use parmesan cheese that I buy in a big bag from Costco, it’s pre-grated. Half and half: if you don’t have any half and half you can use half milk and half cream or you can use evaporated milk.įlour: I used flour to thicken my sauce but if you want to make this recipe gluten free you can also use a cornstarch slurry. The cooking time will be a little different, just check the notes section in the recipe below. Maybe he was in his own game show…Ĭhicken: I used chicken breasts but you can also use chicken thighs or bone-in chicken. I would have added mushrooms but my husband had eaten the last of them for lunch in a concoction he made up with quinoa and buffalo sauce. They all loved what I came up with! It reminds me a lot of chicken alfredo but I think it’s better. Well I don’t know if I won the game show but I did win dinner last night for my family. I knew that with garlic, parmesan cheese and chicken I would definitely be able to crush my imagined competition and win the game show. He said the name of the dish I must create is instant pot garlic parmesan chicken. Yesterday he said, “I’ll give you the recipe title and you create the recipe.” In my mind I was instantly transported to a food network game show. Sometimes I enlist my husband’s help on what I should make for dinner. Get the SLOW COOKER version of the recipe here We like to eat this chicken and sauce with fettuccine noodles or with mashed potatoes. I hope you enjoy it! And be sure to check out all my Ninja Foodi recipes if you’re looking for more ideas.Instant Pot Garlic Parmesan Chicken–a fast and easy chicken dinner with a creamy garlic parmesan sauce with chopped spinach. Let me know in a comment or recipe review. However you end up serving your firecracker chicken, I’d love to hear about it. Or to keep things lightened up, you could serve in lettuce wraps or on a sesame vinaigrette dressed salad. If you’re planning to thicken the remaining sauce, you might want to use your firecracker chicken thighs for something like my bang bang chicken wonton cups or recipes like shredded chicken banh mi or Chinese BBQ chicken sliders. The rice soaks up the extra broth in the most wonderful way. I like to keep things simple with rice and a garnish of scallions, black sesame seeds, and chili crisp. You can also use a 2:1 corn starch to water slurry like in my Ninja Foodi pot roast to speed this process up. If you’d like to thicken the sauce, you can use the sauté function on the Ninja Foodi for 5-10 minutes to reduce it while you shred the chicken. The sauce will be a bit broth-like with the water that cooks off the chicken. Once your chicken thighs are fully cooked, you can shred with forks or chop with a knife before adding back to the sauce. ![]() See my Mexican shredded chicken recipe for an example of this. You can also speed things up by pressure cooking in the Ninja Foodi for about 10 minutes with high pressure like my chili coconut pulled chicken.Īnother optional way to add an extra layer of flavor is using the sauté function on the Ninja Foodi to sear the chicken before adding the firecracker sauce and slow cooking or pressure cooking. The chicken should reach an internal temperature of 165✯. You can cook two pounds of chicken thighs using the Ninja Foodi’s slow cooker function in about two hours on high or three to four hours on low. How to Cook Chicken Thighs in a Ninja Foodi You can experiment with things like freshly minced ginger and garlic, different types of vinegar, and adding a bit more heat via dried chiles or hot sauces.
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