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Watch the recording of the American Diabetes Association® live cooking class series where we show you step-by-step how to make healthy, tasty meals that are perfect for people with diabetes. Check out how to make the cider braised chicken recipe.

Watch: How to Cook Braised Chicken This diabetes friendly meal is perfect for a cool evening and you're craving the comforts of a fall dish.Apples and chard add flavor plus fiber and the yogurt adds creaminess and acidity to the sauce. The best part, this dish is made in one pot and finished in under 45 minutes.
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