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Lemon Pepper Pan Fried Chicken

Lemon Pepper Pan Fried Chicken is flavorful and juicy. This chicken is ready in 10 minutes for a great quick dinner.

Lemon Pepper Pan Fried Chicken  is great on salads, on the side of potatoes, rice or pasta. This chicken is flavorful and super juicy. This chicken is done in 10 minutes. 

When time is short and I want something fast I usually pan fry a piece of chicken. You can put any seasonings you like. I tend to season the chicken to match the sides I am making. Try some of our homemade seasonings.

Let's grocery shop!

I am assuming you have salt and pepper. It is not included in pantry and spices. 

Pantry & Spices

  • lemon pepper seasoning
  • olive oil

Grocery

  • 1 pound chicken breasts

Let's prep!

Let's cook!

  1. Complete the prep from the prep tab above.
  2. Heat pan with 1 tablespoon olive oil if you are cooking with cast iron.
    • If you are cooking with nonstick then only use 1/2 tablespoon olive oil.
  3. Cook chicken 4-6 minutes per side depending on thickness and chicken is 165°F.
  4. Let chicken rest for 5 minutes before serving. Enjoy!
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This recipe can also be found in Weekly Dinners for 4 under $100 – Menu 6

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