Low-Fat Recipes: Slow Cooker Chicken Creole

Slow Cooker Chicken Creole

4.15 / 5 Stars | 205 Reviews

by MARY MOON

“The stewed tomatoes and jalapeno pepper give this slow cooker recipe its Creole zing, along with seasoning and other veggies. This is an easy and tasty Creole chicken recipe. Just put all ingredients into the slow cooker and let it simmer all day. It’s perfect over egg noodles. Add extra water and veggies to the leftovers to make a tasty afternoon soup.”

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A Personal & Joyful German Kitchen — Kitchen Spotlight

Mireille and Simon have only one rule when it comes to decorating their Berlin apartment: everything in their home has to have personal meaning and/or bring them joy in some way. Their kitchen is one example: a DIY labor of love, it’s filled with thrifted collectibles, IKEA pieces, and one special detail that showcases their love of entertaining…

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Get the Look: Contemporary Rustic Kitchen — Style & Renovation Resources

Get the Look: Modern Rustic Kitchen

This little breakfast nook gets a wonderful rustic touch with wood-planked walls. Love the look? Want to emulate some of it in your own kitchen? Here are sources to help you get the look. If you recognize other elements in the kitchen, please fill in the blanks in the comments! See another photo below:

Contemporary Rustic Kitchen

Artwork: Brown and Barkley
Black canisters: __________
Chairs: Vintage schoolhouse chair, a Knicker chair from Blu dot, and custom industrial schoolhouse bench.
Countertop: Original black and white ceramic tile
Curtains: __________
Dishes: __________
Dutch oven: Dansk

Flooring: __________
Lighting: Carlisle light from Z Gallerie
Oven: _________
Paint – Ceiling: __________
Paint – Walls: __________
Shelves: __________
Wood Planks in Nook: 1.5″ x 3/4″ pine planks

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Summer Corn Glut? Try Fresh Polenta!

Summer Corn Glut? Try Fresh Corn Polenta!

In the winter, polenta, sausage and greens is a dinner we probably make at least once a week. Sometimes we’ll mix it up with a rich tomato sauce or I’ll cool the polenta in a pan, slice it into squares and fry it to have with a big salad. But in the summer we’re rarely inspired to make a pot, likely because it just seems like such a stick-to-your-ribs cold weather food. But have you tried fresh corn polenta made with ripe summer corn? Now that’s a different story. 

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