Adding spices to chicken breast is an excellent way to give it a bit of kick. Although you can pick from a huge selection of chicken rubs at your local grocery store, it's much healthier to make it yourself. Combine 1 teaspoon of onion powder, 1 teaspoon of garlic powder, 1 teaspoon of dried oregano, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper and 1/2 teaspoon of ground black pepper. This simple rub can marinate not only chicken but steak and fish too. Mix the ingredients in a bowl and then sprinkle it over your chicken breast. Coat the chicken in cooking spray and put it in the grill or 6 minutes on each side.

Inspired by the classic dish, Seco del Pollo, cilantro lime chicken stew is a hearty meal with just the right amount of kick. Stews and soups are a great way of building up your immune system to fight off infections and budding colds. The bright, zestiness of the lime and cilantro mix perfectly with the warmth of the chicken. And all you need is a slow cooker to make it.

We all know how well lemon goes with fish, but did you know it tastes delicious with chicken too? Not only is this an easy dinner option, but it's also inexpensive! You might have noticed that chicken breast, when cooked in the oven, can come out dry. However, creating a sauce from lemon juice, butter, garlic, herbs, and chicken broth can help it keep its natural juiciness. Pop the chicken breasts in the mix and bake in the oven, then add a little chopped parsley and slices of lemon to give it a kick.

This recipe has a warmth and sweetness to it that makes it perfect for fall. Forget your pumpkin spice, chicken and apple stew is where it's at. Adding cider to the recipe won't just make it more 'fall' either, unfiltered cider actually serves to thicken the stew. This recipe is unusual and sweet, but in ways that will make you feel like adding it to your fall meal plan time and time again.

Chicken is the low-carber's best friend. It's possible to eat every meal with some kind of chicken involved and have the energy to go about your day. In this recipe, instead of serving veggies alongside the chicken, they're wrapped up in it. Sort of like sushi rolls or sandwich wraps, but more delicious. These are low calorie and low-fat options that can be a great addition to your day. These quinoa stuffed chicken rolls are also a proven way to ease heartburn.

If you've never tried bone-in chicken breasts, now is the time to do so. It's never too late! Bone-in chicken breasts are a perfect, juicy, delicious meal for any time of year. Bone-in chicken is the best kind of chicken breast when it comes to grilling and roasting. Throw some of these babies onto a roasting tray with some carrots, peppers, and parsnips, and enjoy.

Who doesn't love a good chicken parmesan recipe? This creamy tomato Italian parmesan chicken might just make you a convert if you don't already. Italians know how to cook a hearty meal, and chicken parmesan is no exclusion. Great chicken parmesan can be made in less than thirty minutes, meaning you have more time to revel in how delicious it is to eat. Besides, the more you make, the more you have for left-overs.

Anybody who loves chicken loves sweet and sour chicken. As comforting and filling as the dish is, it's also light enough to let you eat some rice with it without feeling too full. This sweet and sour chicken recipe can be made easily without any kind of deep-frying. It's also inexpensive compared to most Chinese take out.

A variant of Wiener Schnitzel, Chicken Schnitzel is a delicious, white meat alternative to the richer veal. A schnitzel is, essentially, just meat that you've used a meat tenderizer on to make it thinner. Schnitzel can be made using any meat you have in your arsenal, but to us, chicken is where it's at. Cover the tendered chicken breast in breadcrumbs and then fry them for as long as is needed to cook them all the way through. It's a great alternative to crispy fried chicken, and you can always put it in the refrigerator to use the leftovers for a delicious schnitzel sandwich for lunch.