The Best Ever Crock Pot Lemon Pepper Chicken

"This chicken is my fiance's favorite. It is so easy to make and tastes delicious. I sometimes kick up the flavor by adding paprika, garlic powder and a little cayenne to the soup mix before pouring over chicken. Low fat soup and fat-free or low fat milk works great! You will not be disappointed."
 
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Ready In:
6hrs 15mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
2-4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Sprinkle chicken with lemon pepper seasoning to taste on both sides.
  • Brown (do not cook through) chicken on both sides in a pan coated with the spray Place chicken in crock pot coated with the spray.
  • In a bowl, mix contents of soup can, water and milk until no longer separated Pour soup mixture over chicken.
  • Add more milk or water to ensure liquid in crock pot covers chicken Cook chicken over low heat for 6 hours.
  • To thicken sauce, place in small saucepan, add a cornstarch slurry, and bring to a boil. Serve chicken and sauce over hot cooked rice.

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Reviews

  1. This was absolutely wonderful, my son and his girlfriend loved it. She works graveryard and he meets her for her lunch hour. I packed this up for him with a couple of dinner candles and he presented her with a candlelight tailgate dinner.
     
  2. I'm sorry, but our family did not care for this dish. Simplicity, yes, but really tasted like cream of chicken soup. The lemon pepper did not stand out at all and I thought I was pretty generous with the seasoning before it cooked. Oh well, certainly a 5 star for ease!
     
  3. I used only two chicken breasts, but they were on the big side and cut them each in half... I kept all the other ingredients the same since my DH likes lots of sauce/gravy on his rice... I liberally sprinkled lemon pepper on the breasts, but we could hardly taste it after cooking... A little fresh lemon juice squeezed on right before serving might help "freshen" the flavors up... A very easy meal to throw together and it tasted good served with buttered rice and green beans, but didn't really "wow" us... I did not thicken the sauce before serving, since it seemed thick enough for us at the end of cooking time... Thanks for sharing!!!
     
  4. I made this today, for Sunday dinner & it was FANTASTIC! I used leg quaters instead. I thought the soup mixture took away a little of the lemon pepper taste, so I added some when it was served up. Might slice up a lemon & add it next time, but will most definately make it again!!! THANKS!!!
     
  5. My husband loved this! I make my own cream of chicken soup mix, which tends to be thinner than the canned variety. So I doubled the soup, then left out the additional milk and water. I got a more intense flavor that way. I was disappointed to not see an amount listed for the lemon-pepper seasoning, but I wanted flavor so I sprinkled the chicken quite liberally and we loved it. I made just one chicken breast, cut in half and pounded out a little. I browned as instructed, then did it in the oven at 350 for about an hour. Delicious!
     
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Tweaks

  1. This was excellent lemon chicken. I made a couple of substitutions to make it as low sodium as possible. I used Penzey's Sunny Spain seasoning, which is salt free lemon pepper seasoning. For the cream of chicken soup, I used recipe 18157, Healthy Substitute for Cream of Chicken Soup and where that recipe called for low sodium chicken bouillon granules, I used Wyler's no sodium chicken bouillon. I'll definitely make this again.
     
  2. Everyone loved this! I served it over noodles instead of rice and it was yummy! Next time (and there will be a next time) I'll probably add a little sour cream or flour for thickening the juice. Flavor was great!
     
  3. This was just ok, the chicken was moist and the sauce was ok but I am not sure what it was missing. I did add garlic powder, paprika and some parsley as suggested. I also used 1.2 c white wine instead of water as I thought that would have been too blaw. We served this along side rice pilaf and steamed broccoli. It has potential, maybe some veggies in with it would give me what I am looking for. I would try again but with more adjustments.
     

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