Did you know that our most-searched term is "chicken"? (Second place? "Chicken cutlets.") We can't get enough new, creative, and delicious ideas for preparing a winner of a chicken lunch, dinner, or Shabbat main course dish, and we bet you can't, either.
Below are our top 32 most popular chicken dishes EVER. Did your favorite make the cut?
- Shake ’n Bake Chicken Poppers by Tanya Ohana
- Softest Chicken Ever by Brynie Greisman
- Easy Honey-Garlic Chicken from the Dining In Cookbook
- Oven Southern Fried Chicken by Rivky Kleiman
- Fantastic Glazed Pargiyot by Faigy Grossman
- Forkless Shawarma Lettuce Wraps by Rorie Weisberg
- Chicken Vegetable Stir Fry by Rorie Weisberg
- Rivky Kleiman's Sesame Chicken by Rivky Kleiman
- One Pan Chicken & Gnocchi by Esty Wolbe
- Crunchy Baked Chicken Fingers with Gluten Free Breading by Elky Friedman
- Honey-Mustard Chicken by Leah Schapira
- Honey Coated Crispy Chicken by Elky Friedman
- Honey-Garlic Chicken Katsu by Estelle Chait
- Crockpot Brown Sugar Beer Chicken by Miriam (Pascal) Cohen
- 7-Ingredient One-Pot Chicken Dinner by Esther Deutsch
- Chicken Breast Baguette Sandwich by Mighty Sesame Co.
- Caramelized Onion, Honey, and Chestnut Chicken by Tammy Israel
- Miracle Chicken and Vegetable Stir Fry by Nealy Fischer
- Best-Ever Crock-Pot Chicken by Rivky Kleiman
- Balsamic Roast Chicken by Amy Stopnicki
- Chinese Sauteed Chicken and Vegetables from the Dining In Cookbook
- Caramelized Chicken by Raizy Fried
- General Tso Chicken and Cauliflower by Chanie Nayman
- Oven Fried Chicken by Esty Wolbe
- Friday Night Chicken by Estee Kafra
- Chicken & Broccoli by Nechama Norman
- Crockpot BBQ Chicken by Rivky Kleiman
- Yussi's Favorite Chicken and Potatoes by Yussi Weisz
- Grilled Chicken and Crispy Pastrami Panzanella by Danielle Renov
- One Pot Teriyaki Chicken and Rice by Chavi Feldman
- Simply Sumptuous Sesame Chicken by Gitty Wolf
- Honey-Garlic Chicken by Chavi Sperber
Originally published October 2018. Updated and improved January 2022.
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