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[ Recipe Comments | Additional Details | Editor Review | Printer Friendly Page | Send to a Friend ]Fresh Lemon Chicken  Added on: 01-May-2007 Hits: 162 [Rate this Recipe]
Recipe Text:
juice of 1 lemon
1/2 tsp lemon zest
2 quarter sized slices of ginger finely minced
1 clove garlic finely minced
1/4 cup chopped parsley
1/2 cup chicken stock
1/2 cup white wine or dry sherry (use chicken stock if preferred)
4 boneless and skinless chicken breast or thigh (serves 2 to 4)
chopped scallion (green onion) or slices mushrooms are optional
salt and pepper to taste
pound chicken flat
heat a fry pan and add 1 tbl each olive oil and butter (or more to coat pan
depending upon size being used - you're sauteing, not frying)
lightly flour chicken and saute quickly till light golden on both
sides (approx 3-4 mins each side for med to med high heat); add ginger,
lemon zest, garlic, salt and pepper to the pan when you flip to side 2
remove to warming plate in oven while finishing up
turn up the heat on the pan and deglaze with wine, chicken stock,
and lemon juice; add scallion and/or mushrooms if used
when reduced to half add the parsley and return the chicken and any
accumulated juices to the pan for reheating; turning to heat through
then serve immediately.
I usually serve this with some type of rice or grain pilaf and
a simple vegetable or salad.
Total time for chicken prep start to finish is about 15 minutes.
Kids love to pound the chicken, just place it between two sheets of
plastic wrap to keep if from being sprayed all over the place.
This also works well with veal (use marsala or madeira or sherry)
and pork (any of the previous wines or try using a port for a rich
earthy flavor). Another option is to use lime or orange with a light
touch of tarragon or basil.
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