1/15/2021 Artichoke Lemon ChickenYou ready for a super quick and healthy entrée that will become a staple in your weekly cooking routine? This Artichoke Lemon Chicken is exactly that! It comes together in a matter of minutes, has so much fresh flavor, and pairs perfectly with just about any side or salad! It's made with a handful of simple ingredients that you probably already have in your kitchen but somehow manages to look like a gourmet meal... who doesn't love that!? I originally posted this recipe on the blog back in 2013, in those early when I didn't have the slightest idea about food photography, but even with the old photos, it's managed to be one of my most popular pins on Pinterest! After seeing it repinned over and over, I decided it was time to give not only the photos a refresh, but also the liven up the recipe a bit. The original recipe is made with a jar of Trader Joe's Artichoke Antipasto spread. That's an extra quick way to make this dish, but since it is made with canola oil (an ingredient I like to avoid as it's one of the most inflammatory oils), I figured I should make my own version using the simplest and cleanest of ingredients. I tested it out and couldn't believe how easy it was to whip up and how much it brightens up the recipe with so much freshness! I'll never go back to a jar of it again! This Artichoke Spread is so versatile and can be used as an appetizer with crackers, mixed into pasta, or on top of your favorite fish. I mean how delish does this look!? Ingredients For the Artichoke Antipasto: 1 14-ounce can artichoke hearts, drained and chopped 3 tbsp parsley, chopped 2 garlic cloves, minced 1/2 tsp onion powder 1 tsp lemon juice 1/4 cup olive oil 1/4 tsp salt (optional: 1/3 cup parmesan cheese - leave out to keep it paleo) For the chicken: 4 organic chicken breasts Salt & pepper 1/4 tsp garlic powder Zest of 1/2 lemon Squeeze of lemon juice 2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil Serves 4.
Store any extra Artichoke Antipasto in a jar in the fridge and serve it with healthy crackers, mixed into pasta or cauliflower rice, or on your favorite fish. Enjoy! Hope you love this recipe as much as I do! And because I'm overly nostalgic, while I can definitely update food photos, I can't seem to delete these vintage WNB videos from the early days! Enjoy!! 3/12/2013 12:36:08 am
MMMM this looks delish! Will be making this very soon. Thanks for sharing!!
Lindsay
3/12/2013 06:54:44 am
Hi Angelina! If you want to make your own Artichoke Antipasto, you could use:
Ellen Feibel
3/12/2013 02:11:57 am
Complete Recipe would be nice since I can't have a laptop in my kitchen easily. And I can put recipe on cabinet and read it.
Ellen
3/12/2013 07:03:43 am
Thanks for the comment Ellen... I'll try to post the steps to the recipes more often! Here's what to do:
Carol Hogue
3/12/2013 02:47:41 am
Lindsay, this looks fabulous, and we all love artichokes. I can hardly wait to try this!!
Gayle Glass
3/12/2013 06:30:04 am
Looks Fantastic! You are adorable too!
Mary Caldwell
3/12/2013 12:08:02 pm
I am going to try this recipe this week! Thank you for the idea and tips.
Lindsay
3/13/2013 06:50:58 am
Hi Mary! :) Definitely use the fresh basil from your plant! You can substitute about 2 tsp of chopped basil (or more if you love basil like I do)!
Jody
3/13/2013 12:24:41 am
Yum. So easy and healthy. Its a win win. Thanks
Rachelle
3/13/2013 11:17:40 pm
Lindsey, another DELICIOUS hit!! My husband is LOVING your recipes! ;-) Continue the great work, lovely! xoxo.
Veronica
3/14/2013 07:41:03 am
Hi Lindsay, this recipe looks great! Where did you purchase your hand held juicer?
Lindsay
3/19/2013 11:31:58 am
Hi Veronica! You can buy the juicer at any kitchen store... mine is from Sur La Table, but they have them at Crate & Barrel, Target, or Bed Bath & Beyond.
Reba
3/21/2013 04:22:39 am
I made this AMAZING recipe last night! It was SOO easy, quick and delicious. Brent said it was the best meal I've ever made him! I have never cooked with basil before, now I'm obsessed. The Trader Joe frozen cubes make it so easy to cook with. No worries about chopping and measuring, AND they don't go bad!
Abby
3/31/2013 02:26:58 pm
Finally got around to making this this past week. So good going to be adding it to my repertoire!
Lindsay
4/2/2013 02:20:23 am
Abby, so impressed with all your WNB cooking! I'm so happy you liked it!
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6/11/2013 09:36:50 am
I like it and i am 10. i tried it and it tastes awesome!!!!! I love your website! i have a website and it is called http://4group4880.weebly.com/ and the passward is white. i have your website on favorites. i am a girl to.
AmyL
2/6/2014 02:09:55 am
This was very tasty and quick!! We even made steamed artichokes to go with it as a side. Yum!
holly shurtleff
11/2/2015 04:25:26 pm
what are appropriate substitutes for the TJ's frozen garlic cube and frozen basil cube? Have no TJ here and did purchase the TJ artichoke antipasto today while visiting my daughter at Va Beach.
Lindsay
11/4/2015 02:21:36 pm
Hi Holly! Comments are closed.
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