A chicken recipe that is a keeper.....

Last post 06-13-2008 7:03 PM by mrsmonty. 5 replies.
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  • 06-10-2008 6:43 PM

    A chicken recipe that is a keeper.....

    I fixed this last night for supper and it was really good......

     

    Lemon-Lime Chicken

     

    6 boneles skinless chicken breas halves

    1/2 c. packed brown sugar

    1/4 c. cider vinegar

    3 Tbsps. each lemon juice and lime juice

    3 Tbsps. Dijon mustard

    3/4 tsp. garlic powder

    1/4 tsp. pepper

    1/2 tsp. salt

     

    Place chicken in a shallow glass dish.  Combine remaining ingredients; pour over chicken.  Cover and refrigerate at least 4 hours or overnight.  Drain, discarding marinade. Grill chicken over medium hot heat; turning once; until juices run clear, about 15-18 minutes.  Yield 4-6 servings

     

    This came out Taste of Home Annual Recipes 1994.

     

    I thought that I would share this with everyone.  I am going through all my annuals right and making a list of all of the ones that I tried.  I will post them as soon as I can.

  • 06-10-2008 7:04 PM In reply to

    Re: A chicken recipe that is a keeper.....

    This sounds good.  However I don't grill.  Do you think it would adapt to an oven baked chicken?

  • 06-10-2008 7:11 PM In reply to

    Re: A chicken recipe that is a keeper.....

    I do not why it wouldn't be able to be done in a oven.  It might just take a little longer to cook than the 15-18 minutes.  You can try see how it does in a oven and let me know.

     

    Pam

  • 06-12-2008 1:52 PM In reply to

    Re: A chicken recipe that is a keeper.....

    How about the broiler in your oven?

  • 06-12-2008 3:26 PM In reply to

    Re: A chicken recipe that is a keeper.....

     This sounds wonderful!  Thanks for sharing!

  • 06-13-2008 7:03 PM In reply to

    Re: A chicken recipe that is a keeper.....

    This sounds great and would be a good "make ahead" for the freezer too! Just mix up the marinade, freeze with the chicken in it, and defrost in the fridge the night before cooking. Yum.

    Thanks.

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