Yes, but it's not double the time. I would start checking the chicken after the recipe says it is done - you want the meat to be 165 degrees in the thickest portion of the meat. If it's not done, close the oven back up and wait another 5 minutes for every 5 degrees it is below done. Check again, and recheck as often as needed until the chicken is cooked through.
About 7 grams but it also depends on the recipe for cooking the CHICKEN.
probably not. it depends whether you're just doubling the ingredients or the entire thing. From a girl age 11
There are several cooking websites that will provide you with a chicken quesadillas recipe free of charge such as chicken-quesadilla-recipe.com and www.food.com
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A good butter chicken recipe could be found at a number of websites such as BBC Good Food or AllRecipes. A good Indian cooking recipe book should also have information on making butter chicken.
If the original recipe called for 45 minutes and you doubled that, then I would go for an hour & a half, if your using a whole chicken be sure to use a meat thermomator, usually when it's 180 degree's and it's done.
A chicken recipe can be found on Taste of Home, All Recipes, Martha Stewart, Food Network, Smitten Kitchen, Eating Well, Southern Cooking, My Recipes and Delish,
Great chicken recipes can be found all over the internet for free. The easiest chicken recipes can be located on the Food Network website and allcooks.com.
There is a great Chicken Marsala recipe at allrecipes.com. It is 4 1/2 stars and all it calls for is chicken breasts, pepper, dried oregano, flour, butter, olive oil, mushrooms, Marsala wine, and cooking sherry.
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Chicken quesadillas are delicious, and great for the whole family. Recipes on sites such as simplyrecipes, food, and allrecipes all refer to chicken being thawed, or fresh for cooking.
Chicken and dumplings consists of sliced chicken in a soup that also contains herb filled pasta (dumplings). You can find a recipe for this at allrecipes.com.