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Chicken Piccata Recipe – How to Make Chicken Piccata – Chicken with Lemon Caper Sauce

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  1. Jay May

    The Cayenne King!

  2. K Luquis

    Yummmy! I am def making this thanks!

  3. Renee andChuck

    I just love Chef John and all his recipes. I have made Chicken Piccata many
    times but I usually add some sliced mushrooms that I’ve previously browned
    up in butter. I also add thin slices of lemon to the sauce, it makes for a
    nice presentation. This is a regal looking dish that’s easy to prepare and
    fit for an elegant dinner with friends. Of course, serve white wine with
    this dish.

  4. jardinmare

    Looks so good,must try!

  5. Sugar Foot

    A good substitution for capers– in my opinion– is a little parmesan like
    maybe 1/8 cup or less. Also, put the parmesan in when the sauce has cooled
    for a few minutes at the end. Personally, I don’t like capers- I think they
    are over powering when you already have wine and lemon juice.. Another tip,
    if people don’t like all the sourness of the piccata sauce take a quarter
    of a lemon or less and squeeze lemon juice into your sauce. Also, you
    could add lemon zest to the sauce to give a nice lemon flavor( Maybe
    1/4-1/2 tsp.) I know piccata is somewhat traditional but I like to
    personalize it to my tastes…

  6. Lisa K

    This dish was delicious! I have since put it into my permanent chicken
    rotation and make it about every 10-14 days. Most of my family loves it! My
    son isnt crazy bout the breading but hey cant please everyone. We sometimes
    serve it with rice and other time with pasta.

  7. Calmncollect

    I am a sous chef of an Italian restaurant and I substitute capers with
    artichoke hearts.

  8. yugnok

    Is picatta supposed to be that sour? This was good but I had to pucker
    through it. I used about half of the lemon juice.

  9. Darian Bryan

    Very nice Job 

  10. Lisa K

    I wonder, can you use chicken stock if you have no white wine? I want to
    make this but Im low on money and cant buy a bottle of white wine. 

  11. akiya mcpherson

    That looks so good with the capers

  12. Marcell Cohen

    It looks very delicious can I use margarine instead of butter

  13. J Griff

    Instead of chicken use recently caught snapper (mangrove, mutton, etc) and
    you’ll love it!

  14. Franco Romano

    no way, this isn´t original piccata. Deglazing with white wine. No cayenn
    You lose

  15. Jon Holland

    Anyone else get pepper sprayed by the cayenne when hit the hot pan? Both
    me and my girlfriend could not stop coughing. She was making the sides,
    while I cooked the chicken. Still it is now one of our favorite chicken
    dishes

  16. Nanou Noozy

    Can the wine be substituted?!

  17. Mary Kenney

    The ingredients on the site call for 1/4 c of water or stock, but I don’t
    see that used in the video, or was it the splash of water? I just don’t
    want to leave it out if its a critical ingredient! 

  18. sht it goof

    the day that chef john browns meat in a pan without deglazing it is the day
    that pigs fly.