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A quick and flavorful twist on the classic Italian-American dish, featuring seared chicken tenders cooked in a savory, bright lemon-butter caper sauce, finished with fresh parsley and tossed with linguine.
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Sear chicken tenders in a hot pan with oil. → Add butter, capers, shallots, and garlic, then toss. → Deglaze with white wine, lemon juice, and chicken stock to reduce. → Thicken the sauce with flour-coated butter pieces and add fresh parsley. → Toss in cooked linguine pasta, plate, and serve.
Sear chicken tenders in a hot pan with oil. → Add butter, capers, shallots, and garlic, then toss. → Deglaze with white wine, lemon juice, and chicken stock to reduce. → Thicken the sauce with flour-coated butter pieces and add fresh parsley. → Toss in cooked linguine pasta, plate, and serve.
A quick and flavorful twist on the classic Italian-American dish, featuring seared chicken tenders cooked in a savory, bright lemon-butter caper sauce, finished with fresh parsley and tossed with linguine.
Preheat a frying pan over medium-high heat and add a splash of cooking oil.
Place the chicken tenders in the pan and sear them. Flip them once they develop a nice golden-brown crust.
Add a small pat of butter, capers, and sliced shallots to the pan, then toss to combine.
Add the minced garlic and toss quickly to cook without burning it.
Deglaze the pan with a splash of dry white wine and squeeze in the juice of half a fresh lemon.
Any cheap, dry white wine works well for deglazing this sauce.
Rolling butter in flour acts as a quick thickener (beurre manié) to emulsify the sauce beautifully without making a traditional roux first.
Keep your linguine pre-cooked and ready so it doesn't overcook when tossed briefly in the sauce at the end.
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