Panéed chicken is a delicious creation made by pounding or butterflying chicken breasts into thin fillets, coating them with seasoned breadcrumbs, and lightly pan-frying in a little oil until golden and crisp.
Directions:
Place one chicken breast on a plastic cutting board and cover with plastic wrap. Pound with a wooden mallet until 1/2 inch thick. Repeat with remaining chicken breasts. On a dinner plate, place 1 cup of flour. In a bowl, add egg and water and mix with a fork until combined. On another dinner plate add remaining 1 cup of flour, salt and pepper and mix until combined. Take 1 chicken breast, dredge in plain flour, dip in egg mixture coating thoroughly, and dredge in seasoned flour.
Heat oil to 350 degrees in a nonstick skillet. It should be deep enough to cover the chicken breasts completely when frying. Carefully add the coated chicken breasts and fry on one side until golden brown. Flip breasts over and fry second side until golden brown. Insert a meat thermometer and make sure the chicken is thoroughly cooked. It should read an internal temp of 165 degrees.
Winner, winner, chicken sheet pan dinner! This turned out so good!! I was a little pressed for time so used ALDI tzatziki, but the chicken and peppers turned out great, and with the olives and feta and pita it was just perfect. Even my picky four-year-old was into it. All the thumbs up for this one!
Read it today, made it tonight. So easy and so good. I subbed Aleppo pepper for the black pepper with the chicken because I use it for just about everything. The chicken was done in 10 minutes, so I finished the peppers under the broiler and they came out perfect. This one is going in the rotation.
The yogurt, lemon, olive oil, and seasonings are key to good flavoring of the gyro meat. Also, lots of smoked paprika and oregano with garlic. I love to add shallots to the mix too. This mix is tossed with cubed chicken and a splash of lemon juice. Then let the chicken sit for a bit to really soak up the wonderful spices.
The seasoning mix can kinda be whatever you want. I used a generic all purpose chicken seasoning every time I made this, always with a different brand, and it was always great. I look for ingredients like paprika, pepper, garlic / onion powder, etc.
2 ways to consume your chicken breasts with these simple and easy kebab recipes. Have with the sauces we have given you. They are lovely with salads, quinoa, flat bread, wraps or even pita. A dinner for two made in just few minutes. Eat Healthy & Stay Healthy
I made these last night for my husbands birthday party and everyone loved them. Who knew fried chicken was that easy? One of the things I appreciate most about your site is how you give me the courage to try more intimidating recipes.
This Greek sheet pan chicken recipe is a quick and easy dinner but so vibrant and flavorful. Chicken thighs, veggies, and big hunks of tangy feta stew in lemony, garlicky ladolemono dressing until everything is tender and golden brown.
To add a fresh side salad, go with something crunchy to balance the tender vegetables and chicken. Traditional Greek salad not only fits the bill, and you can even double the Greek salad dressing for a two-for-one situation.
As a rule, I'm not a fan of "sheet pan" meals. Everything seems to taste the same. I was tired and wanted something quick to make with ingredients I already had. I was worried the salad dressing would make everything "soupy" but following the instructions and pouring the majority of the dressing around the chicken and broiling for the last few minutes was perfect. The meal was delicious. The addition of the olives and feta added great flavor and texture. I followed the instructions exactly except I did not have Italian parsley but garnished the chicken with fresh chopped thyme and rosemary. I would definitely make this again and am now looking at forward to making the Smoked Sheet Pan Paprika Chicken with Carrots and Chickpeas.
Ingredients and flavors turned out okay but the idea to cook chicken and all those high water content veggies for the same time was just a disaster. They all were way over-done. Had to throw the veggies out after making this dish. Disappointed.
The chicken is pretty classically seasoned with a good amount of fresh orange and lime juice, plenty of garlic, oregano, and cumin. If you have extra time, I highly recommend marinating the chicken for a couple of hours before roasting to really intensify the flavor and to make for an extra tender and moist chicken.
This recipe is so good! The flavors were amazing and fresh. I marinated the chicken for a couple of hours in the fridge and I highly recommend this because it really adds a lot of flavor to the chicken. I roasted the potatoes (multi-colored fingerlings and yams) 30 minutes before adding everything else. I threw in some mushrooms because we love them. This recipe is a keeper for sure! Thank you Tieghan!!!
Combine ginger, garlic, fresh chili, yogurt, salt, spices and sugar in a freezer bag, bowl or container. Add chicken pieces and toss to coat evenly. Let marinate for 15 minutes or up to a day in the fridge.
I make ginger garlic paste, and freeze it for my indian cooking with a 50/50 ratio, plus a couple tbsp of water and blend in a food processor (however, you can use other ratios i.e. more ginger, or make the garlic and ginger pastes separately) and freeze in ice cube trays (and then put in ziplock bags) or put a thin layer in a quart or so sized zip lock bag and freeze flat. This way I always have ginger and garlic for indian recipes, it saves me time on the prep, and I can also use it in other recipes like salad dressings when thawed, saving time peeling, cutting, mincing, grating etc. I prefer the bag method with the paste in a thin layer, and I just break off approximately what I need each time. It keeps for months! Currently have this one in the oven and it smells and looks great (I used a butterflied whole chicken, so I had to use a cast iron for the chicken and one for the veggies).
What would the roasting time be for boneless skinless chicken breasts? I know it is wasteful, but no other kind will be accepted here. Comment # 14, Victoria, asked also, but no response, hope you catch it this time! Thank you for a delicious bake, I always use tinfoil too, no clean up!
Thanks for the skinless, boneless chicken breast roasting tip! It is about what I guessed, but I am paranoid about undercooked meat, so wanted a 2nd opinion. Thank you again, you must read the comments very carefully!
I received the newsletter email whilst standing in my grocery store wondering what the heck I was going to make for dinner tonight. So, chicken thighs, full fat yogurt and a hunk of ginger went into the cart. Just finished eating. Delicious and got RAVE reviews from my fiance! Thanks for saving dinner (again) Deb!
We had this last night, and my husband and I loved it! Our two-year old daughter loved the potatoes :-) He has requested this go in the regular rotation of weeknight meals. I got home at 5, and had this on the table from scratch by 6:30. Next time I will marinate the chicken overnight to cut down on after-work pre-dinner prep. Thank you!
I made this last night and it was delicious! I wanted to make more chicken (two skin on, bone in breasts and two skin on, bone-in whole legs), so I used two 6-ounce yogurts to make more marinade. One of my new favorite roasted chicken recipes!
Wondering if I can do this with frozen chicken? just defrost in marinade? Closest real grocery is 25 miles away :-(.
PS. Everyone comments about the pics of your children but I never see them. I am sure it is my poor internet skills.
The beautiful photo caught my attention and I love Garam Masala-I put it in tons of stuff-so I was looking forward to making this dish. I came home from work this afternoon and put the yogurt spice marinade together (I made a double batch so I would have left overs for work). The instructions were very through and easy to follow! The only thing I did differently was that I roasted the cauliflower on a separate, foil covered, baking sheet, after tossing it with the remaining marinade left over from the chicken. The potatoes and cauliflower were delicious and the chicken thighs were very flavorful and moist, but not (spicy) hot. I used one large jalapeño. Thank you for making Indian food so easy and quick to prepare with ingredients I usually have handy. I have been following your blog for years. Your recipes are flavorful and creative and the prep instructions are easy to follow. My only suggestion is that you add a print recipe option so I don have to print so many pages to make a copy of the recipe:).
This was dinner tonight and it was absolutely delicious! So easy to put together and clean up in advance, but the real point is the wonderfully layered flavors. I ground the ginger, garlic, jalepeno, etc. together in a mini chop, then mixed it with the yoghurt and spices to make a lovely paste for the chicken marinade. I left the paste on while the chicken baked with the potatoes and cauliflower. What a winner!
I made this tonight and was very impressed! I added a can of drained, rinsed chickpeas to the vegetables and used boneless, skinless chicken breast so my sons would eat it! I left the breasts whole and they were done in 30 minutes. I marinated the chicken for 4 hours and it was flavorful and juicy.
Made this to the letter tonight and it was great, though I like a bit more heat so will up the spice content next time. And there will be a next time. I have to say that we do subscribe to Blue Apron due to crazy schedules during the week, but try to cook up our own meals (or really ones we find here) at least on the weekends and early on in the week before the box arrives. I can see sticking the chicken in the marinade on Sunday so meal prep on Monday is a snap. Thanks for this tasty and weeknight friendly recipe!
For #178-Ashley- I made this yesterday but peeled off the skin and made deep cuts into the drumsticks before applying the marinade. I think that helps to make the chicken more flavorful. Deb-thanks for an awesome recipe. It was such a hit at my place and the house smells deeelicous :)
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