Creamy Lemon Chicken Piccata (AIP/Paleo)

Creamy Lemon Chicken Piccata (AIP/Paleo)

I am super picky about the flavor of my food, I have zero tolerance for bland food. When I eat I need to taste the flavor immediately and it needs to be distinctive. It drives my family nuts that I often reach for the salt or the pepper after eating the first bite of my dinner, but I just have to have the flavor.

This recipe is a flavor lovers dream come true. I will be honest with you, I was doubtful about how flavorful it would be the first time I made it because the sauce was thin and I wasn’t sure that it would coat the chicken and the squash enough to really add to the dish. I was wrong. The lemon and the capers really pop and every single bite of this dish was jam packed with a wonderful, light, refreshing flavor.

Honestly, I think this is going to be my new go-to dish when I have people over for dinner because I just don’t see how anyone wouldn’t love it! I hope you feel the same.

Creamy Lemon Chicken Piccata (AIP/Paleo)

Creamy Lemon Chicken Piccata (AIP/Paleo):

Serves 4

Ingredients:

2 TBS Olive Oil or Bacon Fat

4 chicken breasts

¼ cup of coconut flour

½ tsp sea salt

½ tsp black pepper (optional)

1 Cup of bone broth

2 whole lemons

¾ cup of coconut cream

¼ cup of capers

1 large spaghetti squash- cooked

Directions:

In a large skillet heat your cooking fat or oil over medium/high heat. In a medium bowl combine your coconut flour, salt and pepper. Dredge your chicken breasts in the flour mixture and place in the pan. Cook for 3-5 minutes per side or until cooked through. When cooked, set them aside and cover tightly. In a medium sauce pan, combine your bone broth, the juice of two lemon, your coconut cream and the capers. Over medium heat bring the sauce to a boil and allow it to simmer for 3 minutes, stirring occasionally. Pace your chicken over your spaghetti squash and pour the sauce over top. Serve and enjoy.

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7 Comments

  • Hi Samantha – I know exactly how you feel about flavor. I also reach for the salt shaker and abhor food that has no taste! I love Chicken Piccata and know I will love this recipe. We have company coming in the next week and I will be turning to this recipe for one of the dinners. Thank you so much for posting this now via Phoenix Helix. LG

  • This was really good. My kids did not like the capers but they just picked them out. I will make this again as I had dinner on the table in under 30 minutes.

  • This was DELICIOUS!!! I actually left out the capers (because I don’t like them) and added some salt to the sauce. Yum!

  • This turned out really good! I think my lemons were quite juicy because it had a pretty strong lemon flavor but my family didn’t seem to mind. Since I added more bone broth and coconut cream to balance the lemon flavor mine had a good amount of sauce but was quite runny. I’m thinking I might thicken a bit with arrowroot next time if it turns out runny again. Still a great recipe though, one of our new AIP favorites!

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