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How I Cook the Perfect Chicken Breast Every Time (No More Dry or Rubbery Chicken!)

Byamazingfoodstv


This method is simple and foolproof, meaning you’ll always end up with perfectly cooked chicken breasts.

Chicken breasts are a versatile and a lean protein that can be cooked in a variety of ways. However, chicken breasts can be tricky to cook as they tend to dry out.

The key to cooking perfect chicken breasts is to use a method that will lock in moisture. One way to do this is to cook chicken breasts in a pan and then transfer to the oven.

First, heat some butter and oil in a pan over medium heat. Add the chicken breasts and cook for a few minutes until slightly golden. Add, some onion, garlic, thyme, some white wine or chicken stock then transfer the pan to the oven and bake for approx. 25 minutes. You’ll have brown crispy skin on top, juicy inside and beautifully caramelised onion with a delicious jus (Sauce).

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  11. Came across this on your website as I was looking for an easy recipe with which to make some chicken breasts for dinner tonight. Couldn't be any easier than this & looks absolutely delicious. My wife will be happy tonight when we have dinner!

  17. That was remarkably simple and looked gourmet even. Definitely going to do it this way now. Newly subscribed and I must say that the video production, music and dog are just perfect on this channel. Kudos!

  20. Picture me sitting right next to whiskey with the same look on my face, that’s how I looked they this whole video. Btw, I’m a good boy too lol. Those onions, that sauce, and those HUGE breasts just looked amazing. Ohhhhhhhhhh, sorry I lost myself for a moment. Thanks Chef. 🤭

  23. Bravo work, here! Oh, and anytime there's even a little bit of sauce left on the pan, scrape it off and store it away as "umami" for soups and sauces. Even the remaining water from boiling potatoes. Keep it and use it. Really adds a nice hidden dimension.

  28. Chef I just love 💗 your videos; so precise, easy and to the point. But I really really really love 💕💕💗💗 Whiskey!! He looked so sad while you were cooking….waiting patiently…. I’m hoping off camera he got some of that incredible chicken…

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