Christmas chicken recipes

Use leftover ingredients from Christmas including Boursin cheese, cranberry jelly and stuffing in this festive dish. Ideal for casual entertaining

Brussels sprouts aren't just for Christmas- add them to a healthy noodle pot for extra nutrition and crunch

Rub salt into the skin of the roast chicken and leave it overnight for a lovely crisp finish. Chicken and sage are a classic pairing for this Christmas main

James Martin's luxuriously rich dinner party starter can be made up to two days in advance for fuss-free entertaining - serve with toasted brioche, cornichons and chutney.

Marinate your bird overnight in bay, rosemary, lemon thyme and sage, then slow-cook for a flavour-packed roast dinner

Joe Wicks’ tasty sprout recipe balances earthy, sweet and spicy flavours, using tender chicken thighs, chickpeas and cheese for a hearty festive stew

Get your dinner party off to a great start with a silky-smooth chicken liver parfait. Serve with toasted brioche and a sweet chutney for an indulgent starter

Looking for an alternative to turkey? The lush green pistachio stuffing in this spiced roast chicken is very festive, so it's ideal for Christmas lunch

Whet the appetite for the main event by serving guests this special chicken terrine with leeks and apricots. It can be made up to three days ahead

This one-tray, vibrant and veg-heavy roast chicken dish provides four of your five-a-day

Great for using up leftovers from Christmas dinner. If you don’t fancy turkey, use chicken instead.

What more can we say? A classic roast chicken recipe should be in everyone's repertoire, and it can always save the day

Use up leftovers from a roast dinner to make this delicious chicken and leek pie with filo pastry topping. Serve with cabbage and mash for true comfort food

Use up leftover chicken in this rustic soup with garlic yogurt. Best served with cheese scones

Cook this creamy, comforting stew to serve with our smashed mini jacket potatoes. This warming one-pot with chicken, peas and leeks is perfect for a special family meal

This rich sweet-and-sour dish originates from northern Iran. Fesenjān is popular at Iranian family celebrations, such as Yaldā Night and Christmas