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Chicken with Mushrooms and Artichokes (Gluten-Free)


Scott Adams

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Anyone looking for a quick, and tasty dinner entree will likely love this recipe. Just grab some chicken breast halves, some fresh mushrooms, a can of artichokes, and a few other ingredients, and bang, you have the makings of a solid gluten-free meal. Chicken comes together with mushrooms and artichokes in this easy gluten-free recipe.

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Why does the picture show chicken and broccoli? Am I losing my mind? Just looked at the recipe and there is zero broccoli in the recipe.... 

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