Baked altogether in a creamy sauce, this chicken and rice casserole is rich, savory and so easily adaptable with extra seasonings of your own choice. Simply prepare a large batch and stock it in your freezer, so you can have it ready on demand anytime and anywhere.

Even if this dish hasn’t come to your attention until now, I still bet on certainty that you’ve heard of ‘enchilada sauce’ at least once, here and there, maybe when strolling through Costco or food outlets. But hold your horses, we’re not going for any store-bought, processed one, not this time (and possibly, never again).

Not only is it quick to make, versatile and heavenly-tasting, this Buffalo Chicken Dip can also please many dietary styles you might be following. It’s especially beneficial for those who are following Low-carb diets or Keto diets, making sure you’re still safe even when gulping spoonfuls of it.

The original form of Chicken Biryani is well-known by the name “Dam Pukht” which means “steam-cooked”. This has pretty much represented the cooking method for Chicken Biryani, which involves marinating the chicken meat and cooking it with basmati rice followed by layering.