Make a delicious dinner with Seared Rosemary Chicken!
At some point I may come out from the fog of the paint fumes, maybe. Was it really my idea to paint our entire house before we moved in?
It seemed like a really good idea at the time, but I am now just ready to move in.
Luckily, we will be done soon and I know I will be thankful later that we can move in and not worry about repainting any time soon!
How do you make Seared Rosemary Chicken?
Before we moved in I was able to try out a few last recipes at our old house, one of them was this Chicken with Rosemary Sauce on Cooking Light.
This turned out to be an easy dish paired with a salad, then for lunch, I put it on a bun and made a Chicken Sandwich. It was the perfect way to re-purpose leftovers.
I added a few sauces and it tasted like a whole new meal!
This chicken did not exactly turn out the way I originally intended, but it was still delicious and it turned into Seared Rosemary Chicken. I should add, that’s not because I burnt it either!
As I was cooking this I noticed the sauce was very watery, so I decided to look it continue cooking until the sauce had totally soaked into the chicken.
The result?
It was delicious, juicy and had a very good subtle rosemary flavor.
I served it topped with a little additional rosemary and fresh parsley. I love herbs and rosemary is by far the top of my list, so you can never have too much!
Are you ready to whip up this easy, healthy dinner?
Seared Rosemary Chicken
Ingredients
- 1 Tsp Olive Oil
- 2 Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast, Halved
- 1/4 Tsp Salt
- 1/8 Tsp Black Pepper
- 1/2 Cup Chopped Green Onion
- 1/4 Cup Dry White Wine
- 1 Tsp Dried Rosemary
- 1/2 Cup Chicken Broth
- 1/2 Cup Fat Free Half and Half
Instructions
- Heat olive oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat.
- Sprinkle the chicken with the salt and pepper then add to the pan.
- Cooking it on each side 3-5 minutes.
- Then, add in the green onions, wine, and rosemary, cook for a minute then stir in the broth and half and half.
- Let this simmer 15 minutes or until all the liquid has soaked into the chicken.
- Be sure to turn the chicken over halfway through the simmering time to avoid it from overcooking on one side.
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