Simply Seasoned: Chicken with Herbs

Kevin O'Connor, former wine director at Spago restaurant in Beverly Hills, roasts chicken with white wine, whole garlic cloves and plenty of herbs; then he takes some of the fragrant juices left in the pan and mixes them into sautéed morel mushrooms and a lush vinaigrette for watercress.Recipe: Roasted Herb Chicken with Morels and Watercress Salad

Keep dinner simple with this Vietnamese-style noodle salad featuring rice noodles tossed with strips of chicken, chopped cilantro and mint, and a tangy citrus vinaigrette.Recipe: Rice-Noodle Salad with Chicken and Herbs

Instead of the usual tomato sauce, make a white sauce for your pizza and top with shredded chicken and fresh oregano, chives, and parsley.Recipe: Chicken and Herb White Pizza

Dress up a basic chicken breast by stuffing with an herb and goat cheese mixture. Serve with fresh spinach sautéed with crushed red pepper.Recipe: Herb and Goat Cheese-Stuffed Chicken Breasts

Tagine refers both to this stewlike recipe and the wide, shallow clay pot with a cone- or dome-shaped lid traditionally used to cook it in North Africa.  For this recipe, you can use a Dutch oven.Recipe: Chicken Tagine with Onions, Honey, and Mint

Fresh basil, rosemary and thyme create the bright, fresh flavor in tasty and tender broiled chicken, and online reviewers rave about the moistness of the chicken, particularly the white meat.Recipe: Provençal Herb-Marinated Roast Chicken

In this new twist on a traditional pesto, mint and cilantro replace basil and pine nuts. Before baking, the pesto is rubbed between the loosened skin and the meat of the chicken for maximum flavor.Recipe: Roast Chicken with Mint-Cilantro Pesto

Perk up the flavor of the dumplings by sprinkling a little fresh parsley into the dough, and simmer the chicken and vegetable mixture with a bay leaf and dried thyme to accent the carrot, celery and onion.Recipe: Herbed Chicken and Dumplings

One huge benefit of roasting a chicken with fresh herbs is that it fills your home with a tantalizing aroma while it's cooking. And one online reviewer states that the recipe is "perfect for busy moms like me."Recipe: Herb-Roasted Chickens

Marjoram is the herb in this 5-ingredient recipe, and you need to crush the dried herb to release its mild flavor. Pounding the chicken helps keep the cooking time short and helps the chicken breast halves cook evenly. Recipe: Mushroom-Herb Chicken

Dress up boneless, skinless chicken breast halves by sprinkling with a mixture of Parmesan cheese, grated lemon rind and parsley. Add pasta and steamed green beans and you've got a dinner that's perfect for busy weeknights.Recipe: Herb-Parmesan Chicken Breasts

Choose whatever fresh herbs you have on hand to season this low-fat grilled chicken. With only 4 ingredients, plus salt and pepper, you can have this recipe on the table in less than 30 minutes.Recipe: Herb-Grilled Chicken

The herb flavoring for these stovetop chicken thighs is an envelope of garlic-and-herb sauce mix. The sauce mix is combined with canned diced tomatoes and served over noodles for a hearty weeknight meal.Recipe: Balsamic Garlic-and-Herb Chicken Thighs

You get a double dose of herbs in this recipe because the chicken breasts are marinated in an herb dressing, and then sprinkled with fresh herbs during grilling.Recipe: Grilled Herb-Coated Chicken Breasts

Coat chicken thighs with dried thyme and oregano, brown in the skillet, and then braise in a white wine-broth mixture for "falling off the bone tenderness". Serve the chicken and vegetables in a shallow dish along with some of the sauce for a satisfying one-dish meal.Recipe: Braised Herb Chicken Thighs with Potatoes

Roasting chicken in a clay pot can result in some of the most tender, tasty chicken you've ever eaten because the combination of high heat and moisture roasts and steams at the same time. The wet rub of lemon sections, dried herbs and olive oil is simple but creates amazing flavor.Recipe: Lemon-Herb Roasted Chicken