Every 3 days or so I take a bag of frozen chicken breasts (4 pounds) and boil them in a big pot. They go from frozen to cooked in about 30 -40 minutes. I'm usually just watching TV or whatever during this time so I don't really pay attention to how long it takes. Once they're cooked I dump them in a collander (the bowl with the holes in it) and run cold water over them. Then I shred them (just pulling them apart with my hands) and put them in a big ziploc bag or tupperware container. I now have enough pre-cooked chicken to last me for about 3 days. Guys, I've been bodybuilding for 14 years and this is the quickest, easiest way I've come up with to cook a large amount of chicken at once and have it not be dry. I don't just eat it boiled though (I guess you could, but I've never even tried that). These are the recipes I use:
Chicken and barbecue sauce: Put a handful of pre-cooked chicken in a bowl. Squirt some barbecue sauce in there. Mix it up and microwave.
Chicken and Ramen: Microwave a cup-o-noodles. Dump it into a bowl and add your chicken. Microwave for another minute.
Chicken chili: Mix black or red beans, diced tomatoes, tomato paste, pre-cooked chicken and chili seasoning in a skillet or pot and heat.
Chicken noodle soup: Add pre-cooked chicken to a can of chicken noodle soup and heat
Italian chicken: Put your pre-cooked chicken in a skillet. Add a little olive oil and some italian seasoning and garlic salt. stir-fry. Eat with Tomato Bruschetta.
Chicken soft tacos: Stir-fry pre-cooked chicken with a little oil and some taco seasoning. Eat with salsa and tortillas.
Chicken omelette: Eggs, pre-cooked chicken, mushrooms, cheese, onions, scrambled in a skillet.
I think you get the idea.
Chicken and barbecue sauce: Put a handful of pre-cooked chicken in a bowl. Squirt some barbecue sauce in there. Mix it up and microwave.
Chicken and Ramen: Microwave a cup-o-noodles. Dump it into a bowl and add your chicken. Microwave for another minute.
Chicken chili: Mix black or red beans, diced tomatoes, tomato paste, pre-cooked chicken and chili seasoning in a skillet or pot and heat.
Chicken noodle soup: Add pre-cooked chicken to a can of chicken noodle soup and heat
Italian chicken: Put your pre-cooked chicken in a skillet. Add a little olive oil and some italian seasoning and garlic salt. stir-fry. Eat with Tomato Bruschetta.
Chicken soft tacos: Stir-fry pre-cooked chicken with a little oil and some taco seasoning. Eat with salsa and tortillas.
Chicken omelette: Eggs, pre-cooked chicken, mushrooms, cheese, onions, scrambled in a skillet.
I think you get the idea.

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