!!!AWESOME!!! I made this recipe last night for dinner. My husband, two children and I loved this recipe.
I washed the chicken and then I pan seared it with extra virgin olive oil and Promise butter and then I poked both sides of the chicken with the fork while they were cooking. I then took a fairly large lemon and coated the bottom of my pan and then I added the lemon pepper, garlic powder and onion powder on each side of the chicken breast. Before I put them into the oven I added a dab of butter to each chicken breast and then squeezed the remainder of the lemon onto the breast. I then baked them in the oven @ 350 degrees for 20-25 minutes. You will not be disappointed. A family favorite
I came across this recipe one night when I absolutely had nothing on hand and needed a good quick meal. I never measured any of the ingredients I just sprinkled both sides of the chicken breasts with the spices and then browned them on both sides in a large skillet with some white wine lemon juice and butter. Then I baked them in the oven to finish them for about 20 minutes at 375. The white wine really made the chicken juicy and tender and the lemon juice and butter helped give it a creamy sauce to pour over the chicken when serving.
This is a great easy recipe but it takes a good deal longer to cook in the oven than the recipe calls for.
I made quite of bit of changes but over all still lemon-pepper chicken. I put frozen chicken breast in oven to thaw for 10 min this made its owen juice. I sprinked italian seasoning and some Mrs. Dash. Squarded about tsp of real lemon juice in the juice. Cut up two cloves of garlic and scallions and put right on top with pepper. Creates a great fresh aroma. The last ten minutes added minute rice (soaked in water in a cup to make soft so it cookes througly) into the dish and covered with tin foil. Fantastic creamy lemon pepper garlic herb onion chicken and rice.
Last evening I took some short cuts with this recipe, and it was very tasty.
I put 2 Tblsp margarine, 2 Tblsp chicken broth and a dash of Real Lemon in a medium frying pan with 9" base. Tenderized two breasts so they would cook faster. Sprinkled them with lemon pepper and garlic salt, as others suggested. Browned them well on both sides and put them in the oven for 15 minutes while I prepared some vegetables. This will definitely be added to my favorites.
Recipe great. I used fresh onions and served all on a rice pilaf. Also used more lemon pepper than the recipe calls for. I have been making this recipe for a long time with both fresh onions and the onion/garlic powder. I have also used some roasted garlic in place of the garlic powder in the past. The flavors of the lemon pepper garlic and onion all meld together nicely for this chicken. Only thing I can add on the review is that it seems to take longer to bake in the oven but that could be just my oven too.
I thought this would be too bland so I substituted garlic salt for the garlic powder and cooked it on my George Foreman grill...tasty and low fat too!
This has got to be the easiest way to make this type of Chicken. The only hard part is waiting for it to cook so you can sink your teeth into something good. Goes good with Stuffing with Chicken gravy.
This chicken is fabulous! We seared the chicken in butter and olive oil and added lemon juice to the baking dish. Our whole family loved it.
I LOOOOOVE Chicken I usually havent found a chicken I don't like. This looked good but was VERY bland and I even used real garlic! and it just had a very bizzare flavor. I also think there is too much onion. I won't be making this again.
