Easy Chicken Recipes For Cancer Patients

Going through cancer treatment can be a challenging time and you need easy recipes for cancer patients.  Easy baked chicken breast recipes make comforting dinners. Whether you’re the patient or the caregiver, my Simple Baked Chicken recipe from Eating Well Through Cancer makes a light, low fat meal.  This flavorful baked chicken tastes like chicken soup and that is the ultimate comfort food. Best of all everyone in the family will love this chicken dish and that means one meal serves the family. The recipe includes pantry friendly ingredients and you probably already have them in your pantry.  I like this simple baked chicken recipe because it makes a quick dinner.  Also, it is an easy diabetic recipe for a delicious diabetic chicken recipe.  Remember, eating a diabetic diet is just eating healthy!  You’ll see all my healthy easy recipes for cancer patients in this cancer cookbook will feed the entire family.

Tender chicken with gravy (tastes like chicken soup) makes a very comforting flavorsome meal.  Be sure to serve with rice to soak up the last drop of gravy. This is a comforting food easy to tolerate for a chemotherapy diet.  From the Day of Chemo Chapter.

Per Serving: Calories 173 kcal, Calories from Fat 30%, Fat 6 g, Saturated Fat 1 g, Cholesterol 73 mg, Sodium 197 mg, Carbohydrates 3 g, Dietary Fiber 0 g, Total Sugars 0 g, Protein 25 g, Dietary Exchanges: 3 lean meat

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My easy baked chicken breast recipes for Simple Baked Chicken from Eating Well Through Cancer is from the chapter, Day of Chemo and this chapter includes easy-to-tolerate food when going through treatment.

However, this isn’t just a food for cancer patients as this tasty simple baked chicken recipe is my family favorite. Simple to make and tastes like chicken soup!  Remember, it is important to avoid spicy, rich or fried food when going through treatment because these foods can upset your stomach.  Food is nourishment so eating healthy is important. I think my simple baked chicken recipe makes a quick dinner and it’s protein-rich! I have so many everyday recipes for cancer patients and your family.

I couldn’t wait to share this recipe with you on my healthy food blog.  My family and especially my kids always request the recipe and it also makes the perfect easy chicken dinner when going through treatment! I believe in cooking for the entire family and this recipe from Eating Well Through Cancer is a winner.  It is an easy diabetic recipe and a simple chicken dinner packing flavors like chicken soup.  What could be better? Another comfort food favorite for cancer patients and your family is my Potato Soup!   Check out all my recipes for cancer patients.Food for cancer patients is important in keeping up your strength.  When going through cancer treatment, medications and treatment can affect how you feel. You may be experiencing fatigue from treatment and sometimes cooking can be challenging.  But, now more than ever, eating well and enjoying good food are critical for your overall wellness.  I have easy recipes for cancer patients in my book, Eating Well Through Cancer.  This one dish chicken bake recipe includes ONLY five ingredients  for an easy Chicken Parmesan recipe.  A great choice. Nutrition is important in prevention and sustaining a healthy lifestyle. But, eating healthfully does not mean you need to give up great taste and I give you healthy easy recipes for cancer patients, caregivers and your family. My recipes for cancer patients includes the best choice of food for cancer patients because what you eat can make a difference.

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An amazing tasting 6 ingredient one dish chicken bake recipe time-saver version with chicken, marinara, basil, cheese and croutons. Serve with pasta and those extra carbs can help boost energy.

3. Sprinkle with half the mozzarella, all the croutons and top with remaining mozzarella. Bake 40-50 minutes or until chicken is tender.

Calories 320, Calories from Fat 34%, Fat 12g, Saturated Fat 3g, Cholesterol 84mg, Sodium 678mg, Carbohydrates 18g, Dietary Fiber 2g, Total Sugars 8g, Protein 33g, Dietary Exchanges: 1 starch, 4 lean meat

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Thin chicken breasts in the grocery are also called chicken cutlets. If croutons start getting too brown, cover with foil at the end of cooking.

: Look for jars of ‘healthy or natural marina that offer lower sodium and lower sugar. Find more recipes for cancer patients on my blog.

I have a recipe for Chicken Parmesan One-Dish Casserole from Eating Well Through Cancer that can actually help boost your energy.  Carbohydrates and protein are good source for energy. This Chicken Parmesan One-Dish includes chicken and only 5 ingredients! Perfect easy to prep recipe when you’re not feeling well.  I like to serve this dish over pasta and then you get those extra carbs.

Cancer Support Meal Delivery

In my cancer cookbook, there’s a chapter devoted to High Energy Recipes as many times fatigue is an issue. You will find the foods best tolerated and those that help with side effects throughout the cookbook.  Most importantly, all recipes feed the entire family!

What’s most important about my recipes for cancer patients is these meals feed everyone.  Who doesn’t like Chicken Parmesan and who doesn’t like an easy chicken Parmesan recipe?  If you don’t like to cook or don’t have energy to cook, you’ll love the simple preparation of the chicken one dish bake.  This delicious dish packs protein and carbs and this is just what you need for nourishment.  I have other protein rich recipes for cancer patients and this Simple Baked Chicken is one of our family favorites.  Remember, all my food for cancer patients feed everyone in the family.  There’s no need to prepare different food and all my delicious recipes can be enjoyed.

Once you use these silicon pot holders, they will be your one and only kitchen pot holders for several reasons. They are easy to use and best of all, they never get dirty. My cloth pot holders end up so filthy so these colorful clean heat resistant pot holders are inexpensive and the best!  I also have these mini silicon oven mitts if you are one of those that prefer to grab hot dishes with oven mitts–love them too!

High Calorie Recipe: Chicken Casserole

I also think these colorful pot holders liven up your kitchen and keep it fun!  They also double as a tivet to put your one dish chicken recipe on hot out of the oven.  Cheerful is important!

Thin chicken breasts in the grocery are also called chicken cutlets. If croutons start getting too brown, cover with foil at the end of cooking.

: Look for jars of ‘healthy or natural marina that offer lower sodium and lower sugar. Find more recipes for cancer patients on my blog.

I have a recipe for Chicken Parmesan One-Dish Casserole from Eating Well Through Cancer that can actually help boost your energy.  Carbohydrates and protein are good source for energy. This Chicken Parmesan One-Dish includes chicken and only 5 ingredients! Perfect easy to prep recipe when you’re not feeling well.  I like to serve this dish over pasta and then you get those extra carbs.

Cancer Support Meal Delivery

In my cancer cookbook, there’s a chapter devoted to High Energy Recipes as many times fatigue is an issue. You will find the foods best tolerated and those that help with side effects throughout the cookbook.  Most importantly, all recipes feed the entire family!

What’s most important about my recipes for cancer patients is these meals feed everyone.  Who doesn’t like Chicken Parmesan and who doesn’t like an easy chicken Parmesan recipe?  If you don’t like to cook or don’t have energy to cook, you’ll love the simple preparation of the chicken one dish bake.  This delicious dish packs protein and carbs and this is just what you need for nourishment.  I have other protein rich recipes for cancer patients and this Simple Baked Chicken is one of our family favorites.  Remember, all my food for cancer patients feed everyone in the family.  There’s no need to prepare different food and all my delicious recipes can be enjoyed.

Once you use these silicon pot holders, they will be your one and only kitchen pot holders for several reasons. They are easy to use and best of all, they never get dirty. My cloth pot holders end up so filthy so these colorful clean heat resistant pot holders are inexpensive and the best!  I also have these mini silicon oven mitts if you are one of those that prefer to grab hot dishes with oven mitts–love them too!

High Calorie Recipe: Chicken Casserole

I also think these colorful pot holders liven up your kitchen and keep it fun!  They also double as a tivet to put your one dish chicken recipe on hot out of the oven.  Cheerful is important!