The Best Grilled Chicken Ever!

Written by admin on May 17th, 2008

Tonight my husband cooked on the grill while I went to the store to get fixin’s for cheeseburgers or chicken fillet sandwiches, take your pick. This turned out to be — in all honesty — the best chicken ever.

Before I left, I marinated the chicken in this:

It was a large package, probably 5-1/2 pounds, of boneless, skinless breasts, like you might get from Sam’s Club or Costco. I used about 3/4 of this bottle to cover the chicken breasts, turning them around good to fully coat them. The chicken marinated in the fridge for about 2 hours and then went on the grill.

WHOA! I had one of these on a whole wheat bun with lettuce, a bit of mayo and a few slices of vidalia onion. Knocked my ~~socks~~ flip-flops off!

Lynn

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4 Comments so far ↓

May
18
11:48
AM

Louise
We eat a lot of chicken in the summer, I will have to try this, it looks delicious..
Love your blog, I will be back.

Louise
May
19
10:43
AM

admin
Thank you, Louise. I think your blog is beautiful!

Lynn
May
19
6:28
PM

Deena
oh you are making me hungry..for chicken and herbal teas..
fondly, Deena
May
19
7:45
PM

admin
Deena, that chicken is high on my list of things to cook again!

Lynn

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About Lynn

I am a 40-something-year-old mother of four delightful children, have been married for 21 years and live in a 1921 farm-style house. I am married to my carpenter husband who is referred to here as the carpenter, papa bear, hubby, and big furry man (he has a full beard).

I am currently homeschooling my second oldest son. He has dyslexia and we have the most fun talking about words and the joys of reading and spelling. Really. Teaching him to read has been one of my greatest joys of my life. He will graduate from our homeschool next year.

I also homeschool my bright and bubbly (and very funny) 5th grade daughter, referred to as either Princess of the Universe or Miss Priss.

My homeschooling style is probably best described as eclectic. I love implementing Charlotte Mason-style ideas into my homeschooling as well as my parenting and I'm a huge fan of Karen Andreola's writings. The heart of our homeschool is Five In A Row.

I'm a North Carolina girl and I love sharing North Carolina links and information. I'm a book lover, bird lover, gardener and aspiring herbalist. I am a thrift store addict. I do medical transcription from home part-time.

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