Peach-Glazed Chicken with Peach-Studded Bulgur

I made this for dinner last night on a whim because I had all the ingredients except the goat cheese but I did have feta as a substitute. It was quite tasty and I pulled it all together in 45 mins. In the end I forgot to sprinkle the cheese on anyway,, but it was still delicious and a few less calories! The sauce was really good!

I love this recipe. Flavors are a perfect blend. I use a hot pepper peach jam as a substitute. Perfect for week night dinner or for company.

Glad I made this during peach season because it was wonderful.  DH wasn't very enthusiastic about the bulgur at first, but my teenager loved it.  I'm certain whole wheat couscous would make a fine swap but I like cooking with grains we don't normally eat.  But regardless, I am definitely making this again.  The glaze on the chicken was divine!

Very tasty combination of flavors. We subbed couscous for the bulgur, just personal preference. 

Used quinoa as a substitute as well as a different cheese. As I only watched it being prepared I am not sure what kind of cheese. I am not sure any cheese is necessary. This is a very good dish

My boyfriend and I LOVED this recipe. We cut up the glazed chicken into small pieces and mixed it in with the bulgar to balance the sweetness of the peaches. We also used Dijon mustard instead. I had never even heard of bulgar before but it was delicious and the goat cheese was a great touch! Although next time I think I will add a little more.

The chicken and glaze were very tasty. I was not a fan of the bulgar salad. It just seemed too mushy with the goat cheese and peaches. I thought the thyme also didn't pair well in the salad.

With the peaches in the bulgar and in the sauce, I felt it was too many peaches for me. I think my issue was more with the bulgar, didn't really care for it and felt the goat cheese made it worse! I thought the chicken and sauce itself was delicious. I had the chicken and sauce for lunch the next day along with that wonderful Arugula, Tomato and Almond salad pictured above and added some leftover tabbouleh from Sunset's Seared Halibut on Lemon Tabbouleh; PERFECT combination!

This was fantastic! The bulgur was definitely the star of this dish, I highly recommend it.

I really enjoyed this! The peaches added just the right amount of sweetness to the burglar. We grilled the chicken rather than sauté and used Dijon mustard (because that's what was on hand). While the finicky children didn't like it, the adults certainly did!

Everything about it was good.

I'm only commenting on the chicken and glaze. I grilled the chicken instead of sautéed. And I had apricot preserves instead of peach. That said, it was a very tasty glaze! I let it carmelize on the chicken for a minute on the grill. We loved it. I'd love to try the bulgar next time too.