40 Cozy Fall Dinner Ideas With Chicken For Cool Weather Meals

Looking for fall dinner ideas with chicken that are both delicious and easy to make? This is your post, because I’ve got 40 delicious recipes for you! As the weather cools down, these cozy chicken recipes for fall will warm you up and simplify your dinner routine. 

Whether you’re planning a monthly menu or want something quick and easy for tonight’s supper, these fall time chicken recipes are exactly what you need. From crockpot meals that practically cook themselves while you’re out enjoying the crisp autumn air to quick and easy skillet meals and sheet pan dinners that make weeknight dinners a breeze, these yummy fall dinners will become your go-to options for autumn evenings.

Let’s enjoy some of the most delicious food that fall has to offer with this collection of cozy, comforting fall chicken recipes for dinner…

A collage of fall dinner ideas with chicken featuring roasted chicken, creamy pasta, and hearty dishes with autumn vegetables and herbs.

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40 Chicken Recipes for Cozy Fall Meals

Each recipe in this collection is packed with the best of fall’s flavors, making it easy to enjoy amazing cool weather meals all season long.

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My Picks for Must-Have Fall Cooking Tools

I like to keep my cooking supply list pretty simple. But there are a few things that are either essential or nice to have, and here’s my list:

Crockpot – You probably already have one of these. But if your current model is small, you might want to pick up a larger slow cooker for making bigger batches of… well… everything. I have a 7-quart model, but I keep looking at this 10-quart version… because who doesn’t need room for more food?!

Heavy-duty sheet pans — great for roasting vegetables or entire sheet pan dinners in the oven. I use both half-size and quarter-size sheet pans.

*Note: I have linked to aluminum pans, which I use daily even though they are almost the only things in my kitchen that are not dishwasher-safe. I would prefer stainless pans that can go into the dishwasher, but I have yet to find any that are highly-rated and warp-free. I usually use parchment paper sheets. When roasting at high temps, I coat the pan with oil that has a high smoke point.

Sheet pan lids — LOVE these for thawing frozen items – then the lids just pop right into the dishwasher. They’re also great for covering a sheet pan and the universal size fits my different brands of half-size sheet pans.

Flexible cutting boards — Having several boards makes prep easy, and a ‘grippy’ back is a plus!

Knives — A good variety of knives is great for prepping ingredients, plus sometimes you can ‘cheat’ and run them through the dishwasher. I know you’re not supposed to, and I would never do it with expensive knives, but sometimes a less expensive knife set serves all of the necessary purposes and makes life a little easier.

Meat thermometer – Many of these recipes recommend checking the temperature of the meats after cooking.

Large mixing bowl with lid — I have two (one kept ‘pretty’ to use for parties and one everyday workhorse) — perfect for soaking beans overnight and all sorts of general kitchen needs. My large bowls are older-style Tupperware and I’m not even sure they make those anymore. If I were buying bowls today, I would get this stacking stainless steel set with lids.

Silicone mixing spatulas — I have 2 large size AND 2 medium size; I use at least 2-3 of them almost every day.

Food chopper — helps with chopping vegetables, eggs, or nuts if you’re not great with a knife.


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