1-2Boneless Chicken BreastsSince mine was thick, I cut into two layers, not halves
1bunchParsley
1Lemon
1cupFlour
1/2cupWhite Wine
1/2cupChicken Stock
2tbspButter
1tbspOil
Salt
Fresh Ground Pepper
Instructions
Place flour, salt and pepper into the plastic baggie and mix the conents.
Dredge the Chicken Cutlets in the bag of flour and set aside, dusting off any excess flour.
Set skillet over Medium - Medium High heat. Add oil
Cook the cutlets so they sizzle - but watch so they don't burn. They should brown in 3-4 minutes per side. Remove from the pan and set in your oven or warmer at 200 degrees to keep warm.
To the same empty skillet, add the wine to the skillet. Scrape the bottom of the pan to release the fond and all the tasty bits. Continue until the wine is reduced in half - just a minute or so.
Add the chicken stock and any of the meat juices. Cook down and thicken another 2-3 minutes.
Trun off the burner, removing the skillet from heat.
Stir in the butter. Cook, swirling until the butter is melted.
Add the lemon juice and chopped fresh parsley, reserving some of the herbs for final garnish.
Season to taste.
Pour the sauce over the cutlets and garnish with remaining parsley.
Notes
I used an Italian Roero Arenis white wine to make this pan sauce as well as to serve it with. Any nice acidic wine would do nicely with this sauce: Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc, Dry Riesling or even a nice clean Chardonnay.I usually add veggies to this dish - particularly some lovely bright, green vegetables, like asparagus, broccoli, etc. Overall, this makes a fantastic refrigerator clean-out dish when you want something quick and nourishing but not complicated at all!