Chicken and Fettuccine with Sun-Dried Tomatoes

(4 stars based on 33 reviews)

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Chicken and Fettuccine with Sun-Dried Tomatoes is ready in 30 minutes and uses delicious and convenient Buitoni pasta. Chopped vegetables and sun-dried tomatoes add extra color and flavor flair. This is perfect for casual entertaining and excellent for a quick family meal too.

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Chicken and Fettuccine with Sun-Dried Tomatoes

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Ingredients:

2 packages (9 ounces each) BUITONI Refrigerated Fettuccine
4 (about 1 pound total) boneless, skinless chicken breast halves, cooked and sliced into strips
3/4 cup Italian salad dressing, divided
3 cups chopped cooked vegetables
3/4 cup sliced sun-dried tomatoes in olive oil, drained
1/2 cup (1.5 ounces) BUITONI Refrigerated Freshly Shredded Parmesan Cheese

Directions:

PREPARE pasta according to package directions.

HEAT chicken strips in ¼ cup dressing until warm; toss with pasta, remaining dressing, vegetables, tomatoes and cheese. Season with salt and ground black pepper.

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Elaine

Elaine from Harrisburg, PA

This was very good. I used the precooked chicken strips and it was perfect. The recipe was easy and made more than a prepackaged meal.
DELICIOUS!!

Mayra from Georgia

This has turned out to be our favorite meal. Its super easy and fast to make, absolutely delicious!!
Excellent

Debbi from Colorado

Loved it. We made it with red and yellow peppers and summer squash for the vegetables.
Very Good

Jean from Woodbridge, VA

My market also didn't carry the refrigerated fettuccine pasta. I also used the dried tomatoes and added my own olive oil. I don't recommend doing that. My family liked the meal very much but we just didn't like the dried tomatoes.
Very Good

Jean from Woodbridge, VA

My market also didn't carry the refrigerated fettuccine pasta. I also used the dried tomatoes and added my own olive oil. I don't recommend doing that. My family liked the meal very much but we just didn't like the dried tomatoes.
Easy

geneva from

I had to change some of the items in the recipe. Our market did not carry. Refrigerated Fettuccine, sun-dried tomatoes. Instead I used 8 oz of dry fettuccine noddles & 1 med chopped tomatoe. When I heated the chicken I put the tomatoe in at that time. Prepared the recipe as instructed. Everyone enjoyed, there was none left.
Great

Dan Maroun from St. Louis, Mo

Great flavor and so easy to make. I did brocolli, peas, and yellow peppers. Just great especially if you have a favorite Italian dressing. But be careful, some dressing taste different when warmed to choose wisely. Lastly, to answer Anita from California's question: to reheat it, I put a skillet on the stove and throw so water in it, just a little bit, then I heat the water up, get it really hot and add just a little Italian dressing, then throw the leftovers back in the pan. Mix around and give it a couple light tosses and you are good. The water gets it warm and the little dressing keeps the flavor since the water might make it bland. Good luck
GREAT!!!!!!!!

Jennifer from Middletown, CT

I have to say this is one of the best at home made meals that i have had in a long time. The prep time took no time at all. We baked the chicken and then put it into the salad dressing warm and it soaked up the flavor of the dressing. We used a little less salad dressing, i feel that when you make something with italian dressing when you over do it, it seems to over power the meal. so we cut back a little on that, and let me tell you it was a great meal!!! With a family of 5 and 3 of them being picky eaters and when i tell you that is was all gone, that is proof in it self.
Easy Great recipe!

Anita from California

HI! I have to say I did like the pasta, I have to say though since my husband works night shift, by the time he ate it, it was pretty dry. What is the best way to re-heat and still taste freshly tossed? Thank you for such a great easy recipe.
Yummy!

Jessica from Lebanon Twp, NJ

Very easy to make and was a big hit with my boyfriend's parents! I put in broccoli and peppers as the mixed veggies. Very good!
good

greg from

It was great!
exellent

lisa from

all i have to say is ............AMAZING!
Amazing

morkle from

That's amazing, I luv it!!!!!!!!!!!
Easy and Tastes Great!

Renee F from Chandler, AZ

This meal was easy to prepare and tasted great. I followed the suggestion below and added garlic and onions. It really added some flavor to it. A real winner in our family.
Fantastic flavours

yvette waldeck from South Australia

This dish has a different flavour to the same old recipes we stick to, and we loved it! I added light cheese on top and used the low fat dressing, so it was relatively guilt free too.
Yummy

Kerry from Denver, CO

This was so easy and yummy. Tossed in little broccoli to round out the the meal. Kids loved it, I loved the great flavor for quick and easy weeknight dinner.
Unbelievably good!!!

Linda from Sterling Heights, MI

I made this and my whole family loved it! I have made it over and over. I add garlic and onions to the recipe. There is never any left over!
Scrumptious!!!

Tannice from Cape Cod, MA

This meal is terrific. It tastes a lot fancier than it is. I marinated the chicken in some of the Italian dressing for flavor, and it was terrific. Very healthy as well.
VERY GOOD

Anne DeRico from Chester, VA

This was a very, very good recipe and I highly recommend it. I heated the chicken and salad dressing with the sun dried tomatoes in a skillet before adding it to the pasta. This really flavored the chicken well. Also, Ken's Northern Italian lite salad dressing was what I used and it really worked very well. No salt or pepper were needed.
Very Enjoyable

Tara Behnke from Webster, NY

This recipe is definitely worth trying! Cooking the chicken in Italian dressing adds a lot of flavor throughout. I only used half the amount of dressing for the pasta because the olive oil from the tomatoes was plenty.
Tasty!

Roxanne from Florida

Used fat free Italian Salad Dressing. Will add some sauteed fresh garlic next time I make this. Family really enjoyed. :D
Try a creamy version!

M Marshall from San Diego, CA

This recipe was great! My husband, kids and small grandchildren all loved it. I make 2 variations to it by adding a diced, fried, onion to the dressing before pouring it over the meat, and by using Creamy Italian dressing, instead of the regular Italian dressing. REALLY TERRIFIC!
chicken fettuccine

phyllis from

This recipe was easy to prepare and delicious to eat. I added some frozen green beans and some leftover whole kernel corn to the mix. I also added a cup of sliced mushrooms. Great with a loaf of Italian or French bread!!!
Wonderful!

Christine from Streamwood, IL

This was a very simple dish to make and my family loved it. The recipe called for (2) 9 oz. packages of Fettuccine. I had too much left over eventho I have a family of 4. Unless you have big pasta eaters I would suggest (1) package.
great RECIPE

Shirley A. Jette from Sacramento, CA

My family loves this, sun dried tomatoes really make this dish. Thanks, Shirley
Simple & great

Lion King from Göteborg, Sweden

The receipe is great. The sun-dried tomatoes gives an incredible flavor to the whole dish. But I've tried another method by preparing the chicken. I shredded the chicken raw, marinated with salt & peppar & cornstarch and then cooked them in water. You'll find the meat tastes much more tender.
simple and tasty

Hilde Zwiers from Tucson, Arizona

I appreciated the simple preparation of this meal. It is something that is easy to throw together and it tastes very good. I ended up frying the chicken pieces rather than cooking them and used frozen vegetables heated in the microwave. The sun-dried tomatoes really add to this meal.
so-so

Elizabeth from Denver, CO USA

Love chicken, love fettuccine, and really love sun-dried tomatoes, but this recipe didn't put everything together as well as I thought it would. It's a little too oily with the olive oil and Italian dressing.
Really easy to prepare

Nikki from Allentown, PA

This dinner surprised me. I am just starting to learn how to cook and I wasn't sure if I would be able to prepare it, but it was so easy! It was really good too! My boyfriend loved it. When he says he can't eat anymore, I know he really likes it.
GREAT

kippy from

Well, this recipe is good, but i changed the souce. I did not want to take the risk of italian salad dressing. Instead i made fettuccine Alfredo and on top chicken and broccali. And everyone said it was really really good!
Very Tasty

Kristen Potter from Springfield, Ohio

I expected to like this, but, it was better then that. It has lots of flavor and my husband and kids loved it too. For veggy's I added green pepper, mushroom, and carrot sliced thin. My dad was here when I was finishing it up and he tasted it and loved it, the next morning my Mom called me saying she needed the recipe because my dad had gone home and told her how great it was.
Great

Debra from Columbia

This was a great recipe. Husband loved it.
Great Easy Recipe

Chris Donato from NJ

This was a delicious easy recipe that went over very well with my guests. Very easy to prepare on short notice. The whole meal took me less than an hour.

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size: 1/4 of recipe

Servings Per Recipe: 4

*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

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