One-Dish Baked Chicken Breasts

"This is mt DBF's absolute favorite way that I prepare chicken. It has kind of a salty teriyaki taste to it, but it isn't overpowering. It is really easy to throw together but, unfortunately for my BF, it bakes for a long time so it can only be made on days when I am not working. Don't be scared off by the baking time though. As long as the foil is on tightly these won't dry out. But, if you are still skittish, they can probably be removed from the oven as soon as the juices run clear but the flavor from the soy sauce mixture won't be as strong. I like my flavors very strong, so I use more seasoning than was originally called for. You can play around with the measurements to suit your taste. From the eDiets website."
 
Download
photo by Derf2440 photo by Derf2440
photo by Derf2440
photo by Derf2440 photo by Derf2440
photo by Chef floWer photo by Chef floWer
Ready In:
1hr 5mins
Ingredients:
6
Serves:
6

ingredients

Advertisement

directions

  • Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
  • Place chicken breasts in a 13x9" baking pan.
  • In a small bowl, combine remaining ingredients.
  • Pour over chicken, lifting chicken to let liquid run underneath.
  • Cover dish tightly with foil.
  • Bake one hour.

Questions & Replies

Got a question? Share it with the community!
Advertisement

Reviews

  1. We didn't like this recipe at all - the flavours didn't seem to meld together at all. And, the appearance was just dark and unappealing.
     
  2. We really enjoyed this chicken. It was tender and juicy, flavourful, and so quick to put together. I made some changes based on reading other reviews and my own preferences. I reduced the oven temperature to 350. I also used only 1/4 cup of lite soy sauce and 1 tsp of poultry seasoning. With those amounts it was just right - more soy sauce and it would have been too salty. Easy, delicious, and I will make this again often.
     
  3. Always looking for lower carb and gluten free recipes - so I tried this. I had the oven to 350 and baked 40 min - came out perfect. Very tasty and moist... a definate keeper as a different way to prepare chicken. Thanks!
     
  4. I used sugar instead of artificial sweetner, and halved the soy sauce in favor of half soy, half teriyaki sauce. Cut the oven temp down to 400, turned 'em over halfway through, and WOW! These breasts weren't dried out at all, an the flavor was definitely a hit. I saved the extra sauce, and it's delicious mixed with some rice for a snack. A+!
     
  5. soo sorry this was just not for us, I found it way too salty, and the oven temp was definately too high, I should have watched it closer, after only 35 minutes the sauce had dried out and the chicken was overdone and had become quite dry. I would definately decrease the soy if I were to make it again. the poultry seasoning was a nice touch.
     
Advertisement

Tweaks

  1. I used sugar instead of artificial sweetner, and halved the soy sauce in favor of half soy, half teriyaki sauce. Cut the oven temp down to 400, turned 'em over halfway through, and WOW! These breasts weren't dried out at all, an the flavor was definitely a hit. I saved the extra sauce, and it's delicious mixed with some rice for a snack. A+!
     

RECIPE SUBMITTED BY

I moved from Ohio to the West Coast about 4 years ago and I currently work as an assistant at an intellectual property law firm in Silicon Valley. I love to cook and experiment in the kitchen. I'm not much of baker, though, since I hate to measure my ingredients. Like most everyone else these days, I am always on the lookout for low-calorie recipes. I recently married and I try to cook dinner for my husband and I at least 6 times a week, which he heartily supports. When I'm not cooking or browsing through cookbooks from the library or second-hand store, I can usually be found knitting something, playing video games with DH, or just watching tv. I also love exploring the great outdoors, whether it be hiking, kayaking, biking, or just doing a little sightseeing around town. I am finishing up a paralegal certificate at the community college and am now considering preparation for law school. The crockpot recipes here definitely helped us stay fed while I was taking night classes! <img src="http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y53/DUCHESS13/Zaar%20World%20Tour%203/ZWT3-Participation.gif"> "My motivation to cook is that I'm always hungry." -Jacques Pepin
 
View Full Profile
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

Find More Recipes