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Fiesta Citrus Chicken Breast

zachary.stoneman
zachary.stoneman @cook_3982143
Weiser, Idaho

A must try for a different take on chicken! Favorite among my friends and family!

Fiesta Citrus Chicken Breast

A must try for a different take on chicken! Favorite among my friends and family!

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Ingredients

45 mins
4 servings
  1. 4 eachChicken Breasts
  2. 1Garlic powder
  3. 1 eachlime & lemon
  4. 1Chili powder
  5. 1cilantro, dried or fresh
  6. 1Lemon pepper
  7. 1Aluminum foil, 4 large squares

Cooking Instructions

45 mins
  1. 1

    Prepare chicken breasts by skinning, or buy already skinned chicken. Place one chicken breast per square of aluminum foil, placing it in the middle of the sheet. Sprinkle on all the ingredients except for the lemon and lime. When adding the different spices, don't go overboard, but place enough on there to cover the top of the chicken in a coat. I prefer to have frozen lemons and limes for this part and always keep a few in my freezer, but fresh will work. With a small grater, grate the lemon and lime, roughly 1/4 of each per chicken breast allowing it to sit on top of chicken. Grating the peel of each with the inside adds more vitamins and better health factors to the dish, and I highly recommend it. Wrap and seal each individual breast, locking all ingredients inside.

  2. 2

    Place in oven on a baking sheet. Oven should be set to 400°F, and set the timer for a half hour. When finished, pull out of oven, open aluminum casing and using a meat thermometer, make sure inside reaches 165°F. Serve with rice and/or green vegetables, and you have a complete meal! Enjoy!

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I am a food enthusiast, I love to cook, and I am also a photographer. I love to create the recipes I use based on research I do for a particular dish. I have a Facebook page dedicated to food for food enthusiasts, such as myself. The link is attached. I also can be found on Pinterest under the name of my photography company, Coyoto Photo.
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