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Lemon Chicken and Artichokes

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One pan, once put together just cover and cook. Other veggies can be used.

Ingredients

  • 8 pieces Chicken (more If Pan Will Hold)
  • 6 whole Lemons
  • 4 cans (14 Oz. Size) Artichokes, Quartered, More Or Less To Taste
  • Salt And Pepper, to taste
  • Olive Oil, For Frying The Chicken

Preparation

Note: For the chicken, you can use bone in, boneless, white or dark, whatever you choose. After experimenting, we love boneless thighs.

I have a large everything pan, and make a lot of large batches. Make sure it’s a pan that has a lid.

First take the chicken pieces and a few at a time, brown them in the oil. Do not cook, just brown a bit, removing to another plate and putting in another batch once the first is browned. Salt and pepper chicken to taste.

While chicken is browning, wash lemons, and slice as thinly as you can with the skin on. Discard seeds, Set lemons aside. Open cans or defrosted cartons of artichokes and drain.

After all chicken has been browned, return chicken to same pan with drippings. Make a layer of lemon slices on top of the chicken. Make a layer of artichokes on top of that. Make another layer of lemon slices on top of that. Cover, cook on low for 1 hour and try not to open the top. It will have a lot of lemony juice and fall apart chicken.

I serve this over rice, brown rice or noodles. Other veggies can be substituted but they have to be in large enough pieces and thick enough to handle an hour of cooking. I have added, for example, frozen veggies or thick pieces of of squash. The more lemon, the better the chicken. It can be made ahead and reheated as well.

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basisdiva on 2.26.2011

way too much lemon for our taste. It was bitter and the artichokes did not taste like artichokes. I amy try cutting back on the lemon and adding some chicken stock, but no one in our family could eat this.

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summor95 on 12.3.2010

I was really excited to make this because it sounded delicous and easy to make. It smelled fabulous while cooking. Unfortunately, the end result was very disappointing. The artichokes were incredibly bitter from all of the lemon, making them virtually inedible and the first couple bites of chicken seemed good, but as you continued to try and eat it, each bite became more and more bitter. The after taste was even worse. No one in my family could even get through a quarter of the meal (family of 5) and we had to order a pizza.

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