Creamy chicken with a hint of lemon. Perfect with rice or noodles/pasta.

A delicious dish. If you want it sweet add sugar to taste.

I modified a recipe for duck with orange sauce to one with chicken thigh. I added onion to enhance the flavour.I thought the original recipe was French, but in fact, this dish originated in Florence, Italy in the medieval period.Season with salt and pepper after the chicken is cooked.The amount shown in the photo is enough for 5 servings.This is an easy-to-cook and foolproof dish, so give it a try. Recipe by Arsinda

A very quick, simple and tasty dish.

I fry the chicken thigh after cutting it in half, but I feel like it's easier to cut it into bite-sized pieces first and then fry them. That way, the pieces will turn out crispier, will be well flavored, and won't need to be cut afterwards. Do this however you like! The fried chicken fromwas really good, so I tried it with lemon sauce this time. Having learned the method of coating the chicken with egg after dusting with katakuriko, I've made my fried chicken this way many times.The tartness differs significantly between rice vinegar and lemon. It also differs between lemons in the summer and winter, so be sure to taste. I think tastes better if it's rather sweet.I made the sauce strong in flavor with, but the sauce this time is rather light and refreshing, so it's better to season your chicken well. For 2 servings. Recipe by commeline

I had a delicious chicken with cream sauce at a restaurant, so I wanted to recreate it at home.Slowly stir the sauce constantly.This cream sauce can be used for stews, dishes baked au gratin, and pastas. Recipe by Tomomaki0313

I was partway through cooking this dish when my wife came up and said, 'oh, you're making chicken hamonado.' I was actually whipping something up off the top of my head so, of course, I had to look it up right away. Turns out chicken hamonado is a Filipino recipe for chicken in pineapple sauce. It was a little weird to get this revelation from my wife, who's the non-Filipino in the family. She explained that she knew the dish because the Filipino ladies from her church used to bring it to potlucks. My version deviates quite a bit from the theirs. In fact, it probably owes more to a certain British chef -- I Jamie Oliver'd the dish by adding chili and mint. Delicious.

This smooth buttery creamy sauce is mildly lemony but not too heavy so that it doesn't overpower the wonderful cod! I served it over spaghetti squash and my green beans and it was heavenly!

This sauce made with Dijon mustard, which is different than the regular table mustard. Has vinegar in it. But if you don't have Dijon, make your own by mixing 4 tbsp ground mustard seeds brown, and 4 tbsp yellow, 1/2 cup white vine vinegar , 1/2 tsp kosher salt

So... this one was a quick dinner I had to make up on the go... It turned out quite nice, though.Unfortunately, I forgot to make step-by-step photos, but I'll add them the next time I make it.