2small boneless skinless chicken breastor 1 large one cut in half horizontally or 4 tenders
salt and pepperto taste
1/3stickbutter
2rounded tsp.chopped Garlic
1fresh lemonsliced
3/4cupwhite wine
1 and 1/2tablespoonsdried parsley flakesor 3 tbsp. chopped fresh
Instructions
Put a skillet on at medium high and add enough olive oil to coat the bottom. Salt and pepper the chicken and grill them in the skillet about 3-4 minutes a side depending on the thickness. When they are firm to a poke or the juices run clear or they read at least 165°F on an instant read meat thermometer they are done. Remove them to a dish to catch the drippings.
While the chicken is cooking slice up the lemon and chop the garlic. Or use the pre chopped kind. When you have removed the chicken from the skillet add the butter then the garlic. Scrape the bits off the bottom of the skillet with a wooden spoon.
Then add the lemon slices, the white wine and the parsley. Bring the wine up to a fast simmer and lower the heat to just maintain the simmer.
Put the chicken and the drippings back into the skillet and turn them over a few times as the wine reduces. If the chicken has heated up and the lemon is starting to get wilted looking but the liquid is still thin just whisk in a pinch or two of flour and stir into the mix to get it thickened up a little.
Then just go ahead and enjoy your Chicken Francese. Of course the pasta of you choice is just about a requirement. We had ours with some rigatoni and the rest of that wine. (Chilled Italian Soave) Bon Appetito!