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By alliison2
on December 15, 2008
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After watching this episode I had to try his version. I've tried making francese before, but never ended up with a good sauce or the proper batter on the chicken. This was easy and truly delicious! I make it all the time, and even sometimes throw in capers for a piccatta flair.
By burb18_9316412
Genoa, IL
on December 11, 2008
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Very easy and delicious!! I have to agree that 4 eggs is too much, 2 would suffice. There is a LOT of lemon flavor which you could cut back on if you wanted to but overall a wonderful dish!!! I served with Basil Fettuccine and cream sauce with a touch of lemon. Wonderful!!
By mattlane77_11316730
Columbus, OH
on November 10, 2008
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Good recipe. Add a bit of pecorino romano or parmesan to the flour to give the chicken a bit more flavor and color.
I like to make some extra sauce and serve it with asparagus and spinach pasta.
By redlinja_10823405
West Orange, NJ
on November 06, 2008
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Everytime I make this dish, its loved by everyone who eats it. The first time I made it, I followed the recipe to a T, but found that the amount of lemon called for was a bit too much and made the sauce a bit too tart. The 2nd time around, I used less lemon and it could not have been more perfect. Great dinner party meal & wonderful presentation!!
By april_10751873
Waipahu, HI
on October 28, 2008
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Made this for the first time and the hubby loved it. Simple to make. I didn't plan on this recipe in advance and just happened to have all the ingredients on hand. Chicken came out juicy and I was able to make it a little in advance and just keep it covered on the stove until I was ready to serve it. Definitely will make again!
By cmclaughen_10782368
Lawrenceville, GA
on July 21, 2008
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This was very easy to prepare. I used just under 2 lbs. of chicken tenders instead of breasts - even better!! The dish looks very elegant when served and tastes just as good. A terrific dinner party dish.
By tiramissooo_106...
las vegas, NV
on July 07, 2008
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When done fryng up the chicken, i threw out the oil and used fresh extra virgin olive oil. first i fried up some garlic, pepper and parsley, then added the wine, broth, lemon juice and slices. i just squeezed some juice out of a half lemon-i dont know how much came out of a squeeze. when that reduced a bit, i added the butter and flour, and the sauce was still a bit too tart, so i added a sprinkle of sugar, then added the chicken back to the broth. Awesome and not too tart. But you have to put garlic in it. i've never had francese without it.
By gcipes_10519179
Sanford, FL
on June 09, 2008
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This is the best Chicken Francese I've ever made!
By Elieru
Brooklyn, NY
on June 05, 2008
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I like lemon so I really liked this recipe. I've always been a fan of chicken francese--I can't believe I made it myself. Out of all the recipes I found, this one was the easiest one. It looks like a fancy dish, but it was so simple to make. It was definitely a hit.
By loubirds_10453967
Westbury, NY
on May 29, 2008
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This is an easy recipe that is so delicious. The chicken melts in your mouth and is so buttery with that nice touch of lemon.