Chicken Breasts Stuffed with Artichokes, Lemon, and Goat Cheese

I loved this recipe, but my picky husband wasn't thrilled. This is good for any night and easy to make.

Great recipe- served it with a modified version of the bulgur pilaf suggested to go with it. I like the idea of expediting by using thin cut chicken breasts, since pounding the chicken breasts took the most time.

I used about 1/3 cup of feta cheese and 2 wedges of laughing cow herb cheese. I don't like goat cheese. It was a pain to pound the chicken and roll up the stuffing. I felt like it was more folded over, but it still looked nice. I just used about 4 toothpicks to hold each one together. I let it sit in the fridge for about 2 hours before cooking it. I ended up adding a light coating of breadcrumbs to the outside and added a few teaspoons of olive oil to the skillet. It cooked nicely. My husband felt like it was too much lemon, but I didn't think so. I would make this again, but it's a lot of work - this is not a weeknight meal. I served it with rice and salad.

Very good. My mom thought it could be better with a light sauce. I plan to prep them ahead next time and let them sit in the fridge a while in order to clean the kitchen before cooking. rolling them up is kinda messy. Very tasty though.

A really great recipe, my husband loves this dish! I made a few changes to moisten (and dress up) a bit. After breasts were rolled, I dredged lightly in egg, and a flour/breadcrumb/parsley mixture, then sautéed as directed. While this does moisten, it also adds a few more calories. I also made a lemon picatta type sauce using shallots, chicken stock white wine and lemon juice. Drizzle over the stuffed breasts, perfect.

I've made this twice now and plan to make it again. Great flavor combination.

We loved this recipe! I didn't have any issues with mess or too many pans at all... The filling was creamy and tangy and perfect. I dredged the stuffed chicken breasts with an egg wash and panko bread crumbs before I browned them, then while they were baking, I deglazed the pan with white wine, lemon juice, garlic and salt to make a sauce for the breasts and the tri-color orzo pasta I made for a side. I steamed some asparagus with a little white wine and balsamic to round out a fresh, low-calorie, low-fat dinner. This will DEFINITELY be something we make again and again!

This recipe was outstanding !! I made it for my boyfriend and he absolutely loved it. I followed the recipe as is and it was cheap and so easy!