STOP making dry chicken breast! This is HOW you make JUICY chicken

✨You can find the full printable recipe with tips and directions linked here
www.themodernnonna.com/juicy-...
Chicken breast should always be juicy, never dry, or overcooked. The truth is, if the chicken breast is dry, you are most likely overcooking it. You are also most likely overcooking it because you are not using a meat tenderizer to even it out. Chicken breast is always thicker on one side and thinner on the other side so if you are not using a meat tenderizer to flatten it out, one side will always be super dry and the other side will take way longer to cook. Today I’m showing you a very simple way to make juicy chicken breast if you don’t have the time but for optimal results, I highly recommend you marinate any meat you work with overnight. Marinating chicken overnight will give you the best results but if you don’t have the time I’m showing you how to make a very delicious and juicy chicken recipe regardless.
INGREDIENTS:
3 boneless skinless chicken breasts pounded into equal sized filets salt to taste
lemon pepper seasoning to taste
avocado oil for the pan + a drizzle on the chicken
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[@Lobosanchezzz_]

Instructions unclear, i seasoned with my heart now im sending a message from heaven

[@mlady8137]

😆 I ove this type of humour

[@adityaagrahari6163]

😂😂😂😂

[@Annachica357]

😂😂😂

[@glee121]

Do they have good wifi in heaven ?

[@faithsuccess2778]

@@glee121I think there will be a very fast Wi-Fi., there in heaven,, 😅

[@icountupfast]

this saved my life!!! made this last week and couldn’t stop thinking about it, THANK YOU

[@MandeepSingh-no3nj]

This looks amazing 🤩 Btw we can cook for a post workout meal after gym

[@tengolino9803]

Amazing. But the best i ve done is to brine it. One hour minimum. Just sprinkle salt on each side and let it rest for minimum 1 hour. It's so tender and Juicy👍

[@infallible7425]

I've done that before its called a dry brine I believe. But a better option is to make a brine with 4 cups water, 3tbsp salt, and 1 tbsp dark brown sugar. Brine your chicken breast for 1-2hrs in this, then coat with your favorite seasoning blend. I personally do 1½ hrs though

[@kinggeedorah947]

@@infallible7425 i tried “wet brining” but i didnt really like the results the chicken breast came out slimy rather than juicy, it’s definitely a preference thing; dry brining is the sweet spot between juicy but still firm chicken breast :)

[@kingrueben1211]

Same. Juciest chicken ever. Dry brine let set cook, never fails

[@richiejohnson]

​​@@infallible7425I heartily agree. Great results with wet brine (also with pork)

[@alladukach-lc2ty]

I brine in salt water for 15 minutes. Then I rinse it, add spices and cook

[@pamsjoyofcooking]

So easy and fast and looks fantastic ❤yumminess !!

[@kookiemons9315]

This looks lovely! 👌

[@themodernnonna]

Thank you!

[@pablotobanche4092]

Pro tip:keep the chicken breast moisturized with lemon juice and don’t over cook it.

[@melanier7309]

A little olive oil helps too.

[@jordanblack6589]

@@melanier7309 make sure it’s not extra virgin though. You don’t want to cook with EVOV, too low of a smoke point.

[@nostra1874]

@@jordanblack6589 what’s wrong with extra virgin olive oil? Isn’t it healthy

[@dhafiansuhartono8668]

​@@nostra1874 low smoke point, the chicken would be dry, drizzle it after you finished cooking if you want to

[@MrDamojak]

​@@dhafiansuhartono8668 myth after myth. Good job tho

[@Evan_Warrior]

Thank you for the tutorial me and my sis made my family dinner

[@themodernnonna]

Thrilled to hear hun! ☺️

[@footwyse]

Thanks for sharing looks delicious!

[@themodernnonna]

My pleasure 😊 Appreciate you being here friend!

[@jackieanderson74]

So simple and so yummy. Thank you for your video.

[@themodernnonna]

You are so very welcome :)

[@gptty]

Quick and concise good

[@ILLFenomeno69]

I don't now why but I fucking love crispy dry chicken 😅

[@Thomas54965]

Both hit

[@Ena48145]

Looks beautiful!

[@themodernnonna]

Thank you 😊

[@lordkrishnastolemyheart5485]

"Season with your heart." LOVE that way of putting it 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💖

[@SOLONANS72]

Just what I just ordered spinach wraps for🥰

[@annettebalaguer9192]

Excellent!! 💯👍🏽

[@themodernnonna]

Thank you! Appreciate you being here friend.

[@vwood2]

Perfect! Thanks 🙏🏼

[@themodernnonna]

You are so very welcome :)

[@sirwalksoftly]

Right to the point! Good job.

[@themodernnonna]

Glad you think so!

[@karlrice]

Why does it look so good?

[@MuntasirAli-sm3td]

Very awesone😊

[@BhanuRajput-ui5fz]

Your coice is amazing ❤❤❤❤ ,i love it❤❤❤❤❤❤😊🎉

[@themodernnonna]

Thank you! So happy you are here! ☺️

[@aliahsan2003]

I tryed it it was pretty decent 🎉

[@Iwasonceanonionwithnolayers]

That chicken looks good

[@themodernnonna]

Thank you!

[@brandonandrews7376]

Thank you! I was wondering why my seasoning would always fall off; I was using butter instead of oil

[@themodernnonna]

You are so welcome!

[@LazybizbyNusrat1]

Awesome 😍

[@violettracey]

Thanks!

[@themodernnonna]

You are so welceom! ☺️

[@Mjforever77]

Well done 👌💖😊💯

[@themodernnonna]

Thank you so much 😀

[@brandonbaker5158]

Cool looks delicious 😋😎

[@themodernnonna]

Thank you 😋 Hope you can try & enjoy soon!

[@SarahKingkitchen]

looks delicious

[@themodernnonna]

Thank you 😋

[@lupitasifuentes9879]

Awesomeness ❤ thanks for sharing 😊 .

[@themodernnonna]

You are so welcome!☺️

[@SSGillani]

Thanks for sharing. Looks So Delicious 😋

[@themodernnonna]

You are so very welcome :)

[@ALMASAROL]

Love it❤❤❤

[@themodernnonna]

Thank you!

[@sarahdeason493]

Thank you ❤

[@themodernnonna]

You are so very welcome :)

[@tolathanh6203]

How long should I marinate,can i leave it at night and use it in the morning( I barely cook)

[@shabyriuscarter6906]

Outstanding

[@kenslyy]

Fr my mom be making dry chickens and btw thank you for this recipe ❤

[@bonnypurac5923]

That looks great.

[@themodernnonna]

Thank you for being here friend!

[@normatorres2310]

I like to do this on my out door grill, yummy, delicious 😋

[@EditingYomama]

Finally, I have a reason to use my drying up lemon pepper!

[@wonderfulmike5974]

😅

[@kaiyukimoto6853]

U can take the chicken out a little before 165 like 162 itll continue cooking after you remove it from the heat and basting with butter is another tip

[@sofaking1611]

Should seasoning be overnite or immediately before cooking?

[@themodernnonna]

The full recipe/instructions can be found on my website :) themodernnonna.com/juicy-chicken-breast/

[@ahleighiacartercroom7559]

Making a brine or soaking in them in wine also helps!

[@ked4]

Keeping the lid on the pan also keeps it moist

[@reubenmanners5209]

I put mine in the air fryer and it comes out juicy

[@mariferlucero]

Hi! For how long and what temperature? Mine comes out dry 😢

[@junoknowsitall]

@@mariferlucero brine your chicken for an hour beforehand. Had the same problem but brining helps, just costs some salt and time. I airfry at 200 degrees celsius for 18-20 mins

[@LEOEAT.]

Delicious

[@themodernnonna]

Thanks hun! ❤️

[@Dbarr311]

Yummy!

[@themodernnonna]

😋

[@almarc3747]

Yessssss 🎉

[@mrjaric]

Nice

[@TheGloinker]

I love your name!

[@TheGloinker]

Btw I used this recipe and it was fantastic!

[@eohippusone]

3-4, is not enough time, dang-it!

[@nikkifangaiuiha6081]

Yum who feels like chicken breast now😂😊😮❤❤

[@MrMojo271]

Thank you for using paper and not plastic for your chicken tenderizing

[@lumierephan4616]

Do we need to leave the seasoning overnight?

[@themodernnonna]

The full recipe/instructions can be found on my website :) themodernnonna.com/juicy-chicken-breast/

[@Charles-re4vd]

Ty for showing the correct and very safe temperature of that chicken breast. ( Fun fact, I have a food safe certs) yes there's a food temperature danger zone

[@themodernnonna]

❤️

[@jonathan95095]

Yummy 😋

[@themodernnonna]

😋

[@imperfectionista7481]

This looks easy

[@themodernnonna]

Hope you try & enjoy love! 💕

[@imperfectionista7481]

I tried , I really loved it. Made 2 times in two days.

[@user-nr5hs8ju1f]

What are the seasonings used ?

[@themodernnonna]

✨ Hi love, for your convenience, feel free to find the full recipe linked in the description box of the videos. Here you go: themodernnonna.com/juicy-chicken-breast/ ❤️ Be sure to scroll towards the bottom for the recipe card & nutrition facts. Enjoy!

[@amaanmondal4858]

Owwwww 🤤🤤🤤🤤 delicious

[@themodernnonna]

Thank you friend!

[@morganblackheart9468]

Cooking it in a Dutch oven keeps the moisture in it

[@destinyr6999]

How long should you cook this for on a stove that’s an electric?

[@themodernnonna]

The full recipe/ instructions can be found on my website :) themodernnonna.com/juicy-chicken-breast/

[@malwedda]

How long do we need to season it?

[@themodernnonna]

Hi love, feel free to find the full recipe linked in the description box of each video. Here you go: themodernnonna.com/juicy-chicken-breast/ ❤️ Enjoy!

[@scottwelfare9267]

Mayo is even better than olive oil. Also you can get away with cooking it to 155, it just needs to hold that temp for a little while

[@jamoriahopson1306]

Yes sir you got it! This is the comment I was looking for mayo does the trick moisture and flavor then season and viola👌

[@Keliiyamashita]

Wet brine is the real answer.

[@misterscruffle]

Also let it reach room temperature for 30 minutes before cooking it

[@cristianroth8524]

I think what most home cooks fail to do is understand what's happening in their pan. In Marco Pierre White's words, always question what you're doing and why. The chicken breast is probably the second easiest thing to fix after the mayonnaise: higher temperatures - shorter cooking time - longer resting time. Other things are much more difficult to fix, especially desserts and pastry products. A high end cake is mathematics, physics and chemistry on a plate.

[@eniojy]

was raw when cutted lol

[@themodernnonna]

Definitely not raw

[@aidenho6085]

I can clearly see that the inside was pink

[@truckpilot01]

You're insane. That was actually slightly overcooked.i seen it on pan till 167 then it cooks alittle more after. I pull off griddle at 155 and let sit for 15 mins without cutting and its fully cooked but moist even cold out the fridge next few days.

[@The_Traveling_Man]

🔥🔥👍

[@chrishill347]

💯

[@Lyosha9869]

That looks good on a sandwich

[@lightynight]

Ohhhhhhhhhhh….yes

[@mrEsub]

Cook to 155-160 and let CARRY OVER to 165

[@ex.hindu.now.atheist]

@mrE "Cook to 155-160 and let CARRY OVER to 165" ================== What does 'carry over to 165° F' mean ?

[@wickywills]

@@ex.hindu.now.atheist Rest it for 5 mins and let it reach 165 without further cooking.

[@mrEsub]

@@wickywills food is still cooking when you take it out of a pan/oven, off the grill. Look up "carry over coooking" F stabd for farehnheight but i know the rest of the world uses celsius.

[@ex.hindu.now.atheist]

@@wickywills "Rest it for 5 mins and let it reach 165 without further cooking." ===================================== OK... So I take it that it means to take the food off the heat at around 155 F - 160 F, and then let it rest (and continue getting cooked in the accumulated internal heat) till it touched 165 F. Thank You.

[@sankalpgupta3512]

❤

[@Onestonedbake]

I always let my chicken rest for a little bit. I think it makes it juicier

[@magengulkhan3573]

Seasoning with my heart will be my downfall.😅

[@chosen5554]

So fancy,

[@themodernnonna]

☺️☺️☺️

[@stephenwalczak3166]

The real secret, is to get some colour in the frypan and finish it in the oven. If you get it right, it melts in your mouth.

[@themodernnonna]

That’s another method

[@willydilly9020]

Let it rest and rub the cut part with the juices so it looks better on camera.

[@WeMustAllStandAsOne]

😂😂😂

[@mr_bungalow]

Agree with everything you said except 165 is too high temp while still on the grill… not that anyone asked my opinion. 😅

[@themodernnonna]

I definitely agree with you but most people won’t let it rest or let it come up to temperature so I’m always being safe to tell everyone 165F

[@rajeshshrivastava3983]

👍👍

[@haleyy7138]

Unpopular opinion: i prefer dry meat

[@user-qc2qx2kw5b]

Same 😅

[@interviewwithdevin2902]

That's what the dip is for

[@haleyy7138]

@@interviewwithdevin2902i don’t usually need a dip. Just dry chicken, i like it 🤷‍♀️ idk

[@user-ic5gd5fy8q]

Do I have to boil it first?

[@themodernnonna]

✨ Hi love, for your convenience, feel free to find the full recipe linked in the description box of the videos. Here you go: www.themodernnonna.com/juicy-chicken-breast/ ❤️ Enjoy!

[@jasonganzy1805]

3 to 4 minutes my thermometer must be off

[@jp3622]

How to cool chicken what next? How to cook an egg?

[@universpro7741]

Season it with curry and breadcrumbs

[@user-cw5ov9lu8r]

I don't like lemon pepper, using another seasoning love‼️

[@themodernnonna]

Whatever works best for you :)

[@billybean4520]

You can see it’s still raw when she first cuts into it 😂

[@themodernnonna]

Not raw at all! It was at 165F!

[@socringe2217]

The inside was white already what are you even saying?

[@JayJay-do2zw]

​@@themodernnonna what thermometer do u use

[@darrenflynn706]

That first cut was pink, watch the very start carefully, that said it was probably a mistake with the pan not hot enough because the method described was correct

[@Jojo81]

Yes! I saw that too 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@FallenCCIX]

Pulling at 165 the chicken will continue to cook to 170-175 while resting, and you’ll have dry chicken. Pull the breast off around 157-160, you’ll have juicy chicken every time.

[@themodernnonna]

Yes but most people are scared or don’t wait so I make sure I say 165F on videos.

[@FallenCCIX]

@@themodernnonna I mean you’re on KZbin and have a decent following, use it as a chance to educate the ignorant. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@wawaweewa9159]

Well it came out good for her?

[@FallenCCIX]

@@wawaweewa9159when you cut it or dip it in its juices of course it’s going to look juicy. Look above she even agreed with my comment.

[@sumankvdas]

Chicken is raw and pink at 0:23, substituted by a more fully cooked version at the end!

[@themodernnonna]

Definitely not! Were you in my kitchen to witness this?

[@meizind6555]

@@themodernnonna hahahaha the only reason you replied, is cuz he's right, shit takes a little longer than 3min to cook

[@jdubs604]

Add baking soda helps.

[@doestf2videos]

So chicken Katsue but air fried

[@hijodeyeshuah3567]

I guess I am the only one qho hates chiken when its juicy 😅

[@gyver471]

When I do it the chicken taste chewy what am I doing wrong?

[@themodernnonna]

The exact recipe with full instructions is on my website, that might help :) themodernnonna.com/juicy-chicken-breast/

[@kennethalunday]

What's that 'a little bit of oil'?

[@themodernnonna]

A link to the full recipe is in the description. Please let me know if you try and enjoy!

[@Luna-re6wu]

165 is wayyy over to pull it out, pull it at 150 and let it come up

[@themodernnonna]

Agree but others won’t do that so to be safe I tell them 165F

[@alyssadejesus5881]

The secret is to brine the chicken for 15 min

[@memy398]

Can we do it without avacodo oil?]

[@themodernnonna]

I haven't tried substitutions with this recipe. Please let me know if you try and enjoy!

[@memy398]

​@@themodernnonna it was good but not that juicy like in the vedio I waited for some time before cutting, But overall it was a success 👍

[@ahmadmoukheiber4315]

Avocado oil

[@kentclark9740]

I let it sit in salt water for a couple hours.

[@Luciiffeerr]

How come? :)

[@da6992]

Why do you have to violate chicken like that

[@Leavethekidsalone-lb6df]

Yum yums 😋 😎

[@themodernnonna]

😋 Thanks!

[@xnalebb]

Looks a bit raw when you cut it up

[@themodernnonna]

It was fully cooked and at 170F Internal temperature even.

[@xnalebb]

@@themodernnonna why is it pink than?

[@meizind6555]

@@xnalebb 😂😂we all know its raw