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Meal Detail

 

Dinner

Winter Greens Pesto Chicken with Roasted Veggies

 


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Prep
Difficulty
Easy

45 mins

Time
Estimate
45 mins

Cut the sweet potatoes & florets and roast as soon as possible. Whip up the Winter Greens Butter. Pound the chicken slightly and sear. When you flip over the chicken, dollop a tablespoon of the Winter Greens Butter on top. Cover and allow it to melt into a sauce. In a separate skillet, toss the winter greens until wilted. Serve the chicken and sauce on top of the greens with the roasted veggies alongside.


Recipes for this Meal


Winter
Photo of Roasted Sweet Potatoes & Florets
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  • Hard
Roasted Sweet Potatoes & Florets

These three vegetables balance each other nicely and can be cooked altogether with a splash of olive oil, salt & pepper bringing out the caramel sweetness of each vegetable.


Winter
Photo of Winter Greens Butter
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Winter Greens Butter

A winter twist on our basil Pesto Herb Butter. Instead of fresh summer basil, try using a bitter arugula or mustard green which will play so nicely with sweet butter, cream cheese and garlic.


Winter
Photo of Pan Grilled/Seared Chicken
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Pan Grilled/Seared Chicken

Use a grill pan for the lovely charred marks or follow this same method in a skillet. Either way the cook time is similar and flipping occurs when the chicken is easily loosened from the pan.


Winter
Photo of Wilted Greens
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Wilted Greens

Saute hearty winter greens such as kale, chard, or collards with a splash of oil until they wilt and sigh into tenderness.