Our favorite fast food joint is now launching meal kits!

Ivy picked up the Crispy Dijon Chicken and Chicken Parmesan boxes. Each box comes with everything you need to cook a ChickfilA meal in 30 minutes.

The Chicken Parmesan recipe includes yogurt, which is used to adhere the bread crumbs to the chicken. The chicken comes premarinated. Cover the chicken in yogurt then coat it with bread crumbs and cook in a skillet. Brown the chicken but be careful not to burn it. Place the chicken onto a baking sheet and top the chicken with marinara and cheese. Bake for fifteen minutes. While the chicken is cooking, cook the broccolini and tomatoes in a skillet, then add the precooked noodles and Alfredo sauce.

The Crispy Dijon Chicken includes smoked gouda macaroni & cheese with cavatappi noodles. Coat the chicken with dijon mustard and then apply the bread crumbs. Cook the chicken in a skillet, cooking until brown. The dijon mustard smells so good! Transfer the chicken to the baking sheet and bake while cooking the green beans and mac & cheese.

People tend to dump their ingredients in the skillet, stirring constantly. Instead, resist the urge to stir the green beans so they can begin to brown. The meal kit doesn't include salt and pepper for the green beans, so Ivy adds some because it makes any green vegetable taste so much better.

The two meal kits pass our test! The chicken doesn’t taste like ChickfilA’s chicken, but it’s still good. Kudos to ChickfilA!



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