Chicken Lazone-This is fabulous!!!

[FitnessJunkie1026]

So glad I found this recipe!! Did a test run for lunch and it was amazing!! I just need to figure out sides now.

[LovingLosingIt]

Made it last night (with green beans/bacon/feta) and 3 out of 4 people agreed it was fabulous. (My son is such a picky eater, he didn't have any.) I had the leftovers today and it was even better. I will DEFINITELY make this one again!

[BitsyMay]

I've had this a few times now and my favorite veggie to do with this is zucchini and summer squash strips. I just throw the strips in with it when I add the heavy cream and it cooks up perfectly. Just like having pasta with it!

[cmwitt03]

Originally Posted by BitsyMay

I've had this a few times now and my favorite veggie to do with this is zucchini and summer squash strips. I just throw the strips in with it when I add the heavy cream and it cooks up perfectly. Just like having pasta with it!

YUM! Love this idea. Now I REALLY have to try this recipe. Thanks for the idea.

[Tilly]

Originally Posted by Ginaaaaaa

I am about to post another recipe with a cream sauce that is cooked on the stove, just like this one. Just as tasty and easy!!

I am so glad everyone is enjoying this recipe, I love finding recipes from my
high carb days that are already low carb and yummy!!

Making this as we "speak"! What is the other recipe with a cream sauce that you were going to post?

Can't wait to eat this one!

[FitnessJunkie1026]

Originally Posted by Tilly

Making this as we "speak"! What is the other recipe with a cream sauce that you were going to post?

Can't wait to eat this one!

Here is the link to the creamy cajun chicken. She made a new thread for it.
Creamy Cajun Chicken-So yummy!!!

[FitnessJunkie1026]

So I made this for the second time tonight. The first time I made it exactly as written and loved it. My husband doesn't like "wet" chicken. So he's not too much into sauces so when I made it again tonight, I completely cooked the sauce down. It was still really great but I prefer the saucy version. My husband loved it and wants it to go in our monthly meal rotation.

[Tilly]

Originally Posted by FitnessJunkie1026

Here is the link to the creamy cajun chicken. She made a new thread for it.
Creamy Cajun Chicken-So yummy!!!

Thank you

[BitsyMay]

Originally Posted by FitnessJunkie1026

So I made this for the second time tonight. The first time I made it exactly as written and loved it. My husband doesn't like "wet" chicken. So he's not too much into sauces so when I made it again tonight, I completely cooked the sauce down. It was still really great but I prefer the saucy version. My husband loved it and wants it to go in our monthly meal rotation.

I've been using the dry ingredients w/1tsp of paprika as a dry rub for grilled chicken and it's fabulous. I added paprika to mellow the spicyness since there is no cream to dillute it when you're grilling it dry. It's great on salad and it's also great dipped in a creamy dressing. I cannot get enough of this one

[Vilya]

I made the recipe on page 1 of this thread - FANTASTIC. Seriously good, I will be making this a LOT. I threw in some frozen green beans at the end, which broke the sauce, but I didn't care. Still tasted great! And I appreciated how quick it was, too.

Another winner!

[shelby'snana]

I finally made this ! Yummy !! I had it over zucinni noodles with butter and cauliflower rice with cream cheese mixed into it.

The sauce is great. Not spicy to me or DH at all. Loved it !

[jdcri]

I made this for dinner last night! I had taken out 2 chicken breasts and I was cooking for 4, so I sliced them up. Added the whole stick of butter to the pan added the seasonings then the meat. After it finished cooking I added the cream and slowly heated - also a couple sprinkles of guar gum to thicken it quicker without cooking it down. I ate mine with summer squash and the kids and hubby had theirs with penne. Everyone loved it - this will be added to the routine for sure!! I think it will awesome with shrimp next!

[Ginaaaaaa]

Nice to see this thread resurrected again, I always forget about this recipe too. Thinking about making this tomorrow and serve it over zoodles!! Yum!!

[Vilya]

I made this for the 2nd time last night. It is so darn good, it's hard to stop eating it!

I added 1/8 tsp. of xanthan gum to the sauce to thicken it up quickly, and that was just the right amount. I seriously almost licked the pan when I was putting the leftovers away.

[Jennifer Eloff]

This sounds wonderful, Gina. I need to scribble your recipe down.

[cindy lolz]

Thank you for the recipe. I halved everything so I could make just 2 breasts... and then accidentally used 1/2 cup of cream. DERF.

It tasted pretty good.

[crazywoman-n-wy]

Originally Posted by dollkey

I think I would do the same. I am so not a fan of chicken breasts, I'm more of a dark meat person. I love the thighs and wings. But DH is all for white meat Maybe I can use drumsticks for this?

I'm not much for white meat either! I rarely ever by breasts. I see you tried it with dark meat, and really didn't care for it as well. But I'm sure I'll do it with dark when I try it. And I can't imagine that I won't like it with the dark. (Thighs or maybe thighs & legs)
Most of the time I sub out the dark meat for breasts in recipes.
Why pay more for the breast, when I like the dark (especially thighs) better!!!

Originally Posted by LindaSue

I found a website that has a photo of the dish and it does look good. The guy's comment about the recipe struck me as funny though:

Originally Posted by CarolynF

LOL..LindaSue, that old Fred doesn't know what he is talking about, does he? It looks fabulous.

Originally Posted by LindaSue

It looks like health food to me, LOL!

I agree with you 2!!! Funny Fred!!

[Tilly]

Originally Posted by Vilya

I made this for the 2nd time last night. It is so darn good, it's hard to stop eating it!

I added 1/8 tsp. of xanthan gum to the sauce to thicken it up quickly, and that was just the right amount. I seriously almost licked the pan when I was putting the leftovers away.

Loved this recipe! Tried it once and was sad (just kidding) when my girls got the leftovers. Will be making it often and will add the xantham gum, that would be nice to have the sauce thickened.

[Its me - WENDALINA]

I made a turkey over the weekend and have lots left over (mostly dark meat) and I am wondering about trying this

Anyone????

[Tilly]

Originally Posted by Its me - WENDALINA

I made a turkey over the weekend and have lots left over (mostly dark meat) and I am wondering about trying this

Anyone????

I'll bet it would be great. Go back to page 2 and see posts #35 & 45. One double the sauce for other uses and the other suggested on about anything including turkey.

[slh72454]

This sounds awesome. I am going to pick up the ingredients tonight. Can't wait to try it!

[Rhonda in Phx]

Mmmmm this was so yummy!

[Vilya]

I made it again for the 3rd time in about 2 weeks. I usually cut the chicken breasts in half so they'll cook faster, but I didn't this time, so I had a lot more burning. No matter, I just used a little chicken stock to deglaze the pan before I added the butter and cream.

With all the burnt bits, it made a really rich, delicious sauce. This recipe is very forgiving, and delicious!!

[cherrytt_too]

This was a winner for us. My boyfriend licked his plate. And then he licked my plate. Then he threatened to lick the pan.








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[crazywoman-n-wy]

Originally Posted by FitnessJunkie1026

So I made this for the second time tonight. The first time I made it exactly as written and loved it. My husband doesn't like "wet" chicken. So he's not too much into sauces so when I made it again tonight, I completely cooked the sauce down. It was still really great but I prefer the saucy version. My husband loved it and wants it to go in our monthly meal rotation.

I was just looking back over this page. Christie, you said you preferred the sauce, but cooked it down for your hubby. Have you thought about taking some of the sauce out for yourself before cooking it all the way down? Just a thought. Sounds like the best of 2 worlds to me!

[Soobee]

Made this today with chicken thighs. I was surprised how delicious this simple recipe turned out. DH has been at it already, although it's supposed to be for dinner. Two thumbs up.

[cherrytt_too]

When I made mine, I cut the chicken breasts up into large bite size chunks, and doubled the sauce, added a cup of chicken stock to it, and then cooked it down and thickened it with a pinch of xanthum gum, so that it was like a thin gravy and served it with a creamy cauliflower puree.

A day or 2 later, I had left overs amounting to about 1 breast and a cup of sauce and about 1/4 of cauli puree. I caught a bad cold, and decided to turn it into soup. I cut the chicken chunks down to smaller pieces.

I boiled a 16 ounce bag of frozen cauliflower in a 32 ounce box of chicken broth until fork tender and then forked into small pieces, and added the chicken, sauce and puree and a half cup of hwc and whisked it. It made an AMAZING cream of chicken soup.

[Tilly]

Originally Posted by cherrytt_too

When I made mine, I cut the chicken breasts up into large bite size chunks, and doubled the sauce, added a cup of chicken stock to it, and then cooked it down and thickened it with a pinch of xanthum gum, so that it was like a thin gravy and served it with a creamy cauliflower puree.

A day or 2 later, I had left overs amounting to about 1 breast and a cup of sauce and about 1/4 of cauli puree. I caught a bad cold, and decided to turn it into soup. I cut the chicken chunks down to smaller pieces.

I boiled a 16 ounce bag of frozen cauliflower in a 32 ounce box of chicken broth until fork tender and then forked into small pieces, and added the chicken, sauce and puree and a half cup of hwc and whisked it. It made an AMAZING cream of chicken soup.

Hope you are feeling better, that soup sounds divine!

[Ginaaaaaa]

Soup sounds amazing!!

I made this tonight, I cut up 3 large chicken breasts then mixed the spices into the chicken, after the chicken was done I poured the cream over the chicken and mixed it all up then removed the chicken and cooked the sauce down, added the butter and served the chicken and sauce over zoodles. It was delicious, it's my daughter favorite meal!!

[Tweaker Geek]

Originally Posted by cherrytt_too

When I made mine, I cut the chicken breasts up into large bite size chunks, and doubled the sauce, added a cup of chicken stock to it, and then cooked it down and thickened it with a pinch of xanthum gum, so that it was like a thin gravy and served it with a creamy cauliflower puree.

A day or 2 later, I had left overs amounting to about 1 breast and a cup of sauce and about 1/4 of cauli puree. I caught a bad cold, and decided to turn it into soup. I cut the chicken chunks down to smaller pieces.

I boiled a 16 ounce bag of frozen cauliflower in a 32 ounce box of chicken broth until fork tender and then forked into small pieces, and added the chicken, sauce and puree and a half cup of hwc and whisked it. It made an AMAZING cream of chicken soup.

Cherry - does that soup ever sound good, I'm saving that for when I have a cold. Not that I want a cold mind you, so I may just make soup anyway!