Baked Chicken with Garlic and Sun Dried Tomatoes

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  • Number of Servings: 4
Ingredients
1 pound chicken breasts, boneless, cut into 4 oz portions1 tablespoon vegetable or olive oil 2 heads garlic, peeled (about 20 cloves)1 medium yellow or white onion, cut in half from root to tip, then sliced thin1/2 cup sun-dried tomatoes, chopped, (not packed in oil)1/4 cup white wine1/2-3/4 cup chicken stock 1 teaspoon dried oreganoBlack pepper to taste
Directions
Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Rinse the chicken under cold running water and pat dry. Crush two of the garlic cloves.

Place an ovenproof skillet over medium heat. Add the oil once the pan is warm. Add the crushed garlic to pan, then place chicken on top of the garlic. Toss in the remaining garlic cloves.

Cook the chicken for about 8 minutes, or until it will release itself easily from the pan, then flip to cook the other side. Continue to cook for 4 minutes.

Remove the chicken from the skillet. Set aside.

Place onions and tomatoes over the caramelized garlic and cook for 3-4 minutes. Reduce heat and add the wine. Use the back of a wooden spoon to scrape up any browned bits from the bottom of the pan. This deglazing technique will remove the flavor stuck to the bottom of the pan.

Add chicken back to the skillet. Add stock until the chicken is covered halfway. Add the oregano and black pepper to taste. Cover and bake for 30 minutes.
Serve immediately.

Serving size: 1 piece chicken with about 1/4 cup garlic and vegetables

Servings Per Recipe: 4
Nutritional Info Amount Per Serving
  • Calories: 239.3
  • Total Fat: 7.1 g
  • Cholesterol: 71.1 mg
  • Sodium: 249.1 mg
  • Total Carbs: 12.5 g
  • Dietary Fiber: 1.8 g
  • Protein: 28.7 g

Member Reviews
  • SHELBYBEAR
    For the response that wanted to know what to substitute for wine because it causes migranes...apple juice or white grape juice can be substituted for white wine and regular grape juice for red. Hope that helps. - 10/9/09
  • SUNNYWOJO
    This was a wonderful recipe, easy to follow and delicious! I added mushrooms, celery and spinach. I used champagne instead of white wine because I had that. I didn't have an oven proof pan so I made it in my fry pan, then put spinach on the bottom of my baking dish added the fry pan ing. and chicken - 10/28/09
  • CARRIE711
    I was disappointed. It looked and smelled great up until the wine was added. The wine and oregano overpowered the garlic which really surprised me. If I ever try again, I will definitely add the Wondra thickener because the sauce was runny even after cooking an extra 10 min. with the lid off. - 9/8/09
  • MOMS100
    Made it tonight. Didn't use wine (just a little more chicken stock), and completely forgot the oregano until it was in the oven! Said to heck with it. It was delicious, anyway! We'll definitely have this again, soon! (With the oregano) ;>) - 10/8/09
  • NANALINDA5355
    For the person that couldn't use flour to thicken, try a couple tablespoons of instant potato flakes. Let it cook for a few minutes, that should work. - 10/9/09
  • HEALTHYGAL01
    I loved this dish. The chicken was moist and tender and so tasty. My son helped me peel the garlic and he asked me why he couldn't taste garlic. The garlic was pure sweetness - 8/31/09
  • RAVEN47
    Not only is it super easy it taste great
    Thanks - 8/4/09
  • GRACEFULIFE
    Technically Wondra is not a "superfine flour" but rather a quick-mixing (prehydrated) flour. Arrowroot or cornstarch can also be used; other healthy options at http://lowcarbdiets.about.com/od/cooking/a
    /locarbthickener.htm - 3/27/10
  • TLROYER
    I really liked the unique flavors. I've never made anything like this before. - 8/16/09
  • CHIGIRL410
    For the gluten-intolerant: sweet rice flour has instructions for how to use it to thicken sauces that are virtually the same as hers for Wondra. (I'm GF and don't tend to thicken sauces.) If you want a different flavor, tomato paste also thickens sauces. - 10/9/09
  • MARILEIGHA
    I use arrowroot as a thickener - 1 tsp thickens this recipe just enough, and adds only 10 cals to the whole recipe. - 3/23/10
  • ALILEANN
    The best recipe I've made in a long time - 8/18/09
  • MARYMAC45
    this was terrific. I will make it again. - 8/11/09
  • SHELLHILL1
    Delicious flavor. Next time I will cook the onions and garlic longer, I thought they were slightly crunchy and I prefer mine more carmelized. I made it with sauce and just used flour since I didn't have Wondra. Next time I'll let the sundrieds soften more in the sauce--they were too tart and chewy. - 1/14/10
  • MORRISDATTER
    excellent! Don't have wondra or an equivalent over here, so I used flour to thicken. - 10/9/09
  • JETTAMAMA2009
    This was terrific my family loved it as much as I did, thanks - 9/30/09
  • GJSISSON
    Great recipe. I didn't have sun dried so substituted 3 fresh tomatoes sliced into 8 wedges. I added a little salt to the tomatoes and onions while they were cooking. I could have put more garlic in as it turned sweet and soft, especially tasty with smashed yukon gold potatoes. Cornstarch to thicken. - 3/28/10
  • CHRISSIET01
    Takes a little prep but worth it in the end. Next time I'll go a little lighter on the tomatoes-just my preference. The recipe was great as it is! I did add in some dehydrated mushrooms just because we like them and I have them! - 10/9/09
  • SANDRAFIVE
    This is something that I will try. - 8/4/09
  • SASSYDI16A
    This was amazing! My children are wary of vegetables so I just chopped them real fine in the chopper and they ate it up. I also left out the wine. - 2/6/10
  • JRCR1999
    We thought this was pretty good. I made it with brown rice and everyone seemed to like it. - 10/5/09
  • YVONNE0420
    Easy and tasty. My husband said we could definitely make it again. - 10/1/09
  • 4ME_4LIFE
    It as great. Served it over some whole wheat penne pasta. - 6/14/10
  • ANGLEDGE
    WRSPECTOR: could you use corn starch? That's often used for thickening sauces. - 10/9/09
  • HOTMOMMOM76
    I really want to make this tonight. It sounds easy fast and delicious ~ I've got 2 problems. 1) Wine is a migraine trigger. Is there anything I can substitute? 2) I don't have an oven safe pan. Can I transfer to a baking dish? - 9/2/09