Cranberry Chicken

Oh my gosh! I couldn't wait try this recipe. It is Devine! My husband has just been diagnosed with stage 5 renal failure and I have type 2 diabetes. It has been a challenge to find ways to make meals that we both like a are safe for my husband to eat. The DaVita site is helping us Chang our lives.

Very easy and delicious. Have made several times. Serve with white rice. Husband really likes it.

Love it and he did too

Excellent recipe would like a good dressing recipe to serve chicken with will also try with turkey my fiancé and I enjoyed I am stage four

This is a very tasty recipe for both renal and non-renal diet.

My BF is stage 3 ckd. I made this chicken for him and he absolutely loved it! This is something I will make again and for company. Great, great recipe for all!

I am going to try this. It seems like it is very tasty.

Oh my! This was amazing! My family loved this chicken so much that there were no leftovers. I paired it with rice and onion-garlic zucchini. Definitely will make this again! Thanks, DaVita!

I made the cranberry chicken last night and served it with white rice and green beans. I was soooo good. My family and I absolutely loved it!!!! Very happy with this site..

Excellent, already made twice in month, for company as well. Can someone let me know where to post favorites to? I can't seem to find it. Ty. Dietitian comment: Launch the DaVita Diet helper. You will find all the recipes in the Recipe Search section of DH and you can make as favorite to keep your favorites in one place. Then go to My Favorites to view the recipes you marked.

Sounds great and easy to make, trying it today. Will send a comment on it's taste later.

I made this dish and my healthy husband as well as myself ( ckd ) absolutely loved it! Will be making this again real soon!

I Will Try This Dish I Like The Idea Of Having White Rice With It And Green Beans And Using Fresh Cranberries. I Would give This 5 Stars Just by The Picture Of How Great It Looks.

Is a tasty one and the same time a healthy one. Easy to do it. Good to see kidney-friendly recipies and a variety that you provide for our renal condition. Tks very, very much.

Thanks for kidney friendly recipes. Cranberry chicken will be my first try.

Perfect for the holidays!

I made this using skin free thighs vs. breasts. I also used salt free catsup. It was wonderful. I originally thought the canned whole-berry cranberry sauce was going to be too sweet but it wasn't. I am looking forward, though, to trying it with frozen cranberries and adding my own sweetener just for fun. Thanks, DaVita, for a splendid recipe.

Made this last night. Really liked it. Will reduce sugar by a tablespoon and increase vinegar next time. Used skinless thighs, and salt free catsup.

This is a great receipe. We love it!

This recipe is delicious. I didn't make a single change to it.

Tried this the other day and man was it good! I would highly recommend this to anybody! Good flavor!

Unbelievably good! It took only a few minutes to put the sauce together, while the chicken was browning. By the time I had the salad and veg. ready so was the chicken. I used thighs(two)so used a thermometer because of the thickness. Dinner was ready in 30-40 minutes. I made the whole sauce recipe but only used enough to cover the thighs so I have enough left over to have again tonight with breasts. Hubby loved it and wants more!

When I made this recipe I didn't have any chicken breasts so I used tenderloins. No matter whether breasts or tenderloins, 3-4 minutes cooking per side wasn't long enough to brown the chicken . As a result not only myself but my daughter and my husband (he wouldn't even try it) found this a little off-putting. But I must say, the taste was very good. So next time, I will brown the chicken. I also used homemade whole cranberry sauce which was very flavorful.

Make this recipe quite often and love it!

This is absolutely delicious! I used unsalted ketchup for lower sodium and it was still very tasty. Even my future daughter-in-law, who dislikes cranberries, loved this chicken recipe. The chicken was very tender and moist.

This was so easy and tasted so good, hubby loved it, will make this at least twice a month

your Cranberry Chicken receipe looks great. I can't wait to try it.

I made this several times and I love it.

This was an amazing recipe, my husband's not big on the chicken recipes I make, but he liked this, the sweetness from the cranberries made it more of a comfort food and made it seem like it was a little less like the healthy food that it is!

Very tasty recipe! Good way to get those healthy cranberries into your diet!!

We tried this the same evening we received the newsletter. I can't say enough good things about this recipe. It is absolutely delicious! Definitely a keeper and one we will repeat in the future. Thanks.

This is one of the most deliciaous recipes we have tried. My husband prefers pork to chicken but thought this recipe was excellent. I love trying your recipes for the crockpot and for the variety you provide on a fairly dull renal diet.

We eat a lot of chicken and this recipe was absolutely delicious. -- Brenda

I'd like to see some kidney-friendly recipes I can make in my crock pot. I am a working, single mother, and need all the timesavers I can find.

This sauce is very tasty, but I agree with another review that there seems to be too much potassium, phosphorus and sodium.. ummmmm...is good though!

This sounds delicious, but is it really kidney friendly? I worry about the amount of protein, sodium, potassium and phosphorus. Moderator comment: The portion could be adjusted to for a lower protein diet, and you could use a no salt ketchup like Hunt's to reduce the sodium (avoid the brands with potassium chloride). On average, an ounce of meat or poultry provides 100 mg potassium and 65 mg phosphorus. This recipe is in range with 4 ounces of chicken.