Tasty, easy recipe!

Sausage and chicken packet 3-4 medium chicken boned, and skinless breasts, cut into bite size apprx. 12oz cooked chorizo sausage, in bite size green pepper, in small chunks white onion, cut in thin wedges 1 medium sweet potato, cut in small chunks approx 1/2 cup canola oil, or any oil approx 1/4 cup honey salt and pepper to taste 1t.ground cumin 1/4 up water Bowl, chicken, sausage, pepper, onion, and potato, pour rest after mixing with whisk, over the meat. Cut 4 pieces of heavy duty foil, and spray w/Pam, put mixture in middle of each, seal tight, and make no holes in them. Place on big cookie sheet, and bake, at 375, for approx 1/2 hr-45 min, depending on oven. ENJOY!~I make these for company, and serve with salad, and garlic toast.

Sounds good Sharon! Sounds like a cuban di****ried in a local restaurant. Thanks!

Wow, maybe it is Cuban!~ I got it out of the food section of the newspaper, about 2 yrs ago.

It sounds good. But I plugged the ingredients into Fitday and came up with 930 calories per serving and 65 grams of fat. I'd have to make this a "special occasions" type of recipe. But it sounds so good I'm drooling!

Carole, I got the recipe out of the food section in the paper, and it stated, 625 calories per serving. That's still a lot, but that's why I only fix it for company! ha It's a good easy dinner, and something different!

It sounds mind-blowingly tasty. I may have to make that sometime. My husband will love me (and you if I tell him who gave m the recipe) forever.

I don't know if you can get it there but some places here sell mock chorizo with all the spices but turkey meat instead of the pork. I bet that would cut the calories...the chorizo is what makes it bad but it is good!

Thanks, honey, I've looked around here, and no such luck, to be honest, we don't even always have chorizo. Just in the last few years. I probably could fine it in a Spainish market, b ut they are all WAY out of this area. So...I'll keep my eyes on.

What's chorizo sausage Sharyn

I beleive Mexican, or Spanish, or Cuban spicy sausage?! I'm sure someone will correct me, and clear it up. The kind I buy just says Chorizo, spicy sausage.