6 Ridiculously Easy Chicken Dinners

Things at my house are hectic to say the least. Between my work-from-home career, my husband’s job, homeschooling three kids, and still finding a few minutes to keep house and spend time together, I tend to plan for dinners that require very little time to cook and even less time in the kitchen.

I found some supremely easy and appealing chicken dinners on Remember Stuff's recipe search that look delicious and super speedy.

Most of the ingredients are fairly common kitchen staples, so fitting these recipes into your meal plan will be a breeze!

If you love Mexican inspired cuisine, you have got to try this chicken and bean skillet for dinner tonight!

This chicken and bean skillet only takes 20 minutes to throw together and uses only seven ingredients. Not everyone has the same pantry staples, but all of these things are in my pantry and fridge at any given time, making it an ideal Wild Card meal.

It also comes together in one skillet, making clean up a breeze! I think I might omit the Mexi-corn and use a can of hominy and a can of green chiles instead, and I’d definitely add a little cumin.

Cumin is my go-to secret ingredient in nearly everything I make. Thank goodness my family loves it! Wrap this chicken and bean dish up in flour tortillas and top with salsa.

This incredibly easy but seemingly fancy chicken is perfect for picky eaters.

This simple garlic chicken recipe looks absolutely delicious. With a sweet garlicky glaze, even my child who hates meat that isn’t ground would love this! Add your own special blend of herbs and spices to make this dish a unique family classic that can be ready in twenty minutes.

Serve with a simple rice pilaf and steamed broccoli, or over a tasty salad, to make a complete meal.

Looking for a chicken dinner recipe that is simple, yet exotic? Look no further!

This easy chicken curry with vegetables is so easy to throw together yet still possesses the zest and pizzazz that curry paste brings to the table. With fresh vegetables, plenty of spice, and a splash of lime, this chicken curry certainly isn’t lacking flavor. This is another one-pot meal. Hooray for fewer dishes to wash!

Honestly, if you hate curry, it would be just as easy to replace the curry paste with cilantro paste or pesto and turn this dish into something completely new, with a few tweaks here and there to help the flavors blend well.

Is fried chicken a favorite dinner in your house? Not a fan of frying chicken? Try this easy oven fried chicken.

This oven-fried chicken recipe is a healthier and grease-pop free way to give your family the fried chicken they crave. My son loves fried chicken.

If he made the meal plan, we would eat fried chicken every night. I hate frying chicken. There is little I despise more than being assaulted by a constant barrage of hot, splattering grease while trying to prepare dinner.

This easy version of oven-fried chicken uses Greek yogurt and a unique take on a crunchy topping that is healthier and less perilous than more traditional fried chicken.

If you’re looking for a light but flavorful chicken dinner, this Buffalo chicken salad might be for you.

Buffalo chicken salad is ridiculously quick to prepare. You could even use store-bought blue cheese dressing rather than make the homemade version in the recipe, if you were really short on time but still needed to feed your family a healthy dinner.

This would be perfect as a light dinner for your little athletes before an evening of playing ball.

This chicken noodle soup is perfect for busy evenings that revolve around an ailing loved one.

When my kids or husband are not feeling well, getting dinner on the table becomes exponentially more difficult. I spend my time comforting instead of cooking. This chicken noodle soup is perfect for feeding the crew, including sickly family members, a healthy and wholesome meal.

Using dried egg noodles instead of homemade saves a ton of time and effort, though I think my family might prefer frozen noodles over dried. Chicken noodle soup is the ultimate comfort food.

With these recipes and the multitudes of other easy chicken dinner recipes that can be found on www.rememberstuff.me, you can get supper on the table fast with just a little boneless skinless chicken and pantry staples. What are your family’s favorite chicken dinner recipes?