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Step 1 Baked chicken Preheat oven to 400 degrees Clean and wash chicken breasts and lay in a baking dish Sprinkle chicken with powdered garlic, ginger and tarragon. Don't be stingy with the spices. Add either water or white moscato to baking dish. Put enough liquid to cover exposed bottom of baking dish on all sides of chicken. This is to keep the chicken moist. Put chicken in the oven for 25-30, check to see if done, add minutes if necessary. Step 2 Seasoned rice Get a pan and add 1 part rice to 2.5 parts water Add one concentrated Knorr chicken broth homestyle stock packet Put on stove, cover lid, and threaten to dismember any who

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