A bright, Amalfi-style lemon sauce, built from fresh lemon juice and zest, white wine, shallot, garlic, and butter, finishes this chicken breast. It's sliced, topped with a charred lemon coin, and paired with garlicky sautéed string beans.
Nutritional facts
Protein
45g
Carbs
24g
Calories
556kcal
Fat
30.2g
Ingredients
White Wine, Chicken Breast, Lemon Juice, Chicken Base, Shallot, Green Beans, Kosher Salt, Corn Starch, Lemon Zest, Garlic, Lemon, Black Pepper, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Butter
Contains milk, wheat, soybeans.
Reviews
3.7
Based on 278 reviews
Whitney · 10/23/26
Not bad
Jennifer · 10/23/26
Tiffany · 10/23/26
Very dry and lacking flavor. To be fair, I did eat it on the last day before it “expired.“
Jeremy · 10/22/26
Jill · 10/22/26
Usually I don’t like plain grilled chicken sliced down but I thought it was tender and very flavorful if you enjoy lemon
Shannon · 10/22/26
One package arrived last the due date and went straight into the trash. The other one had raw green beans and a small chicken breast that was pretty dry. I made some rice with it. Small portion.
Diane · 10/22/26
pablo · 10/22/26
John · 10/22/26
One star for the green beans. Chicken was swimming in water yet was still dry.
Christine · 10/21/26
Fresh
Drue · 10/21/26
The chicken was moist, the sauce just wasn’t my favorite. It’s a personal flavor preference
Emily · 10/21/26
Chicken was a bit chewy this time....
Diane · 10/21/26
This was really great and actually filled me up. If you don't like lemons or a citrusy flavor, this is not for you. Will definitely order again and get more next time.
Mitchell · 10/21/26
Allison · 10/21/26
The sauce was fantastic. The chicken was dry as a bone.
Erinn · 10/21/26
Andrew · 10/21/26
Very watery
Margarita · 10/21/26
Melanie · 10/21/26
This is the worst chicken dish ever to exist. It is raw, almost chewy and extremely lemony. Dont know how this even passed the clearance for cook unity.
For much of the past two decades, Chef John DeLucie has been one of New York City's most popular chefs leading a number of restaurants like Bedford & Co, Ainslie, Empire Diner, The Lion, and The Waverly Inn. Upon graduating from NYU, he eventually gave in to his natural culinary curiosity and began a tour of Europe's great cuisine centers (France and Italy) where he sculpted his own cooking style, fusing modern cooking techniques with European craft. Upon returning to the States, DeLucie landed several jobs including Chef de Cuisine at the venerable seafood restaurant Oceana. Today, DeLucie's style remains as distinctively simple as it is universally praised. His newest restaurant, Merchants Social, opened in Hudson, New York, in 2022.