Chicken Thighs with Artichoke Hearts and Feta Cheese
Chicken Thighs with Artichoke Hearts and Feta Cheese is made with just a few ingredients and is ready in less than 30 minutes! Perfect with a salad on the side for a quick, weeknight meal!
My weeknights are pretty hectic and my dinners are usually quick meals I can make in under 30 minutes. This is a quick Greek inspired chicken dish and a great way to make boneless chicken thighs. I’m sure chicken breast would work well with this too. Perfect with some fresh lemon and a Greek salad on the side.
This recipe is such an oldie from my site, I decided to re-shoot and revive it from the archives. I almost forgot how good it was!
Chicken Thighs with Artichoke Hearts and Feta Cheese
Prep Time: 10 mins
Cook Time: 20 mins
Total Time: 30 mins
Chicken Thighs with Artichoke Hearts and Feta Cheese is made with just a few ingredients and is ready in less than 30 minutes! Perfect with a salad on the side for a quick, weeknight meal!
Ingredients
- 6 skinless boneless chicken thighs, excess fat removed
- 6 oz jar marinated artichoke hearts
- 1 clove garlic, crushed
- 1 tsp oregano
- salt and fresh pepper
- 1/4 cup feta cheese
- 2 tbsp fresh chopped parsley
- lemon juice, optional
Instructions
- Combine artichoke hearts along with liquid and chicken and let it marinade about 20 minutes.
- After it's marinated, drain all liquid.
- Add garlic, oregano, salt and pepper.
- Broil on low about 6 inches from the flame for about 10 minutes or until golden brown, turn chicken and cook an additional 8-10 minutes and chicken is fully cooked.
- Top chicken with feta and broil an additional minute.
- Remove from oven and top with fresh parsley. Squeeze with lemon juice, if desired!
Nutrition
Serving: 1medium thigh with artichokes, Calories: 107.5kcal, Carbohydrates: 4g, Protein: 16.5g, Fat: 3g, Fiber: 1.5g
Freestyle Points: 4
Points +: 3
Are the artichokes marinated in oil or water?
Delicious! Made with bone-in chicken thighs.
Super weird thing happened, when I marinated in the juice, my chicken started to turn blue/grey. I am cooking it anyway.
Also, I have never broiled on “low”. Would that be 325?
Per a google search, it looks like low broil is 425. Which is good to know because the way we’ve cooked it before I’m pretty sure it took double the time because we were setting it much lower than that.
Yet another winning recipe Gina! SO easy, SO delicious! Whole family LOVED it! Thank you; you’re awesome!
Thanks Jackie!
Can i use chicken cutlets for this recipe?
Sure, if you wish!
I’ve made this recipe countless times and it’s ALWAYS delicious. I just realized I’ve been using artichokes marinated in oil and not water which could add more points. Do you use artichokes in water?? Where do you find them??
I don’t have a dish I can broil in. What would be the alternate temperature if I were to just bake it in the oven?
Awesome! This was so easy…..like way too easy. It turned out perfect. I served it with the lentil salad. Used the lemon to finish it off which I think added the perfect touch.
Made this for my husband and I tonight and it was very good! Definitely will make again!
I love this recipe. But I have a really hard time trimming the fat off the thighs. How much fat should I take off? Should I only take off from the top? Or the bottom too? Your video about taking the skin off drumsticks was so helpful, do you have tips about removing the fat from things?
This looks so yummy! Just wondering what kind of salad dressing I could use for a salad to go with it. Any suggestions?
We use Greek salad dressing! It’s a perfect pairing!
Can you grill this in place of broiling? It’s so hot to turn the oven on.
Tomorrow is my lifetime weight watchers weigh in and today is my 25th wedding anniversary, so we went out last week for a big dinner and I made this at home for dinner tonight. It was sooooo good. I made it exactly as the recipe said and my entire family loved it. And I dont usually cook with feta and artichokes, so it was “fancy”. Lol. You are my go to site for WW recipes. Thanks for all your hard work!
Well, if the husband asks for seconds, you know it’s good! This is probably our favorite recipe so far from you, Gina! Thanks so much. The flavor combination is perfection. We grilled it on a grill pan instead of broiling. I added the cheese once it came off the barbecue. I made a salad with bulgur, white beans and lots of fresh veggies (tomatoes, corn, zucchini, scallions) for a summer side.
I absolutely love artichoke hearts and feta, and marinating the chicken in the artichoke heart liquid makes it superb! It comes together quickly and has been delicious each time I’ve made it. I had to check and make sure I hadn’t reviewed this already, I’ve made it that often!
This is a new staple in our house! I ended up using a bigger jar of artichokes bc we love them so, and had the chicken marinate for a few hours. Such an easy dinner with amazing flavors–another winner from Gina!
This is now one of my go-to recipes for the family or even company. The flavors are great together and it is so easy to make. I add tons more garlic and incorporate it into the marinade. When making a large batch, I cook the chicken separately from the artichoke hearts. Another hit from Skinnytaste – thank you.
So easy! And soooo tasty!! Thank you!
Just made this for dinner. I used chicken breast instead and my artichokes
Didn’t really have a marinade so I added a little olive oil, thyme and basil along with white wine vinegar. Marinated it all for 20 mine and drained then baked in the oven for 20 minutes turning half way. Husband swore he hated artichokes. Now he can’t stop talking about how great it was. Thank you
This is so super easy and delicious! My go-to dinner on a busy night. One of my husband’s favorite meals.
We have made this twice and loved it. Served it for guests who asked for the recipe. Went a bit heavy on the garlic and feta because we love them. Easy and really good.
I guess I was confused by “broil” because 10 minutes on low broil and my thighs were still very raw. Does she mean to cook them on a grill? Anyway, I ended up putting them back in the oven at 400 for another 10 minutes, turned and cranked up the heat to 475 for another 10-15 minutes. Flavor was good though!
I made this last year when I needed dinner in a hurry and we just gobbled it up! Looking at it again, I’m thinking I should make it soon 🙂
How can I airfry this recipe?
Ok, just wasn’t as flavorful as I thought it would be.
This is terrific. I used extra garlic and feta and next time I might use a 12 oz jar of artichokes because my spouse loves them. It was a hit.
Fantastic flavour. Easy to make. The lemon really adds to the medley of tastes. I made a Tripple
batch thinking there would be left overs but my family of 4 adults and 3 kids under 4 ate it all up. Next time I will use more feta You can never have enough feta.
This was awesome! The amount of flavor the chicken picked up in just 20 minutes was phenomenal. Super easy and delicious. We will do it again and again. Thanks.
This is SO good! I add lemon zest before cooking for an extra lemony flavor. I have made this twice now, and will make it regularly. Thank you, thank you!
Love love love this reciepe! Made it tonight and was a winner all the way around ! Will make it again!!!!!!!!
Ive looked through the comments and haven’t seen this asked so I guess I’m the only daft one ;-). I can only find artichokes marinated in oil. Your video seems to show much thinner liquid am I using the wrong thing? Not much of the oil drained off the dish before i put it in the pan, just concerned it will increase the fat substantially.
We made it last night. It was quick and delicious. This is definitely one to repeat.
Made this tonight. I love when a dish is this easy and tastes so good!
Do y’all think you could make this in the crockpot?
LOVE THIS DISH! SOOOOO easy to make and it has so much flavor!
This was so easy and delicious!!
Great combination of flavors and textures.
Can you marinate overnight?
Just made this tonight and it is GOOD! I added a little bit bigger jar of artichoke hearts and no lemon juice and VERY little salt and no pepper. The chicken was flavorful, tender and while I didn’t broil it I put the temp up to around 475 and cooked it a bit longer 12 to 13 minutes a side. I like how the chicken juices seeped into the artichoke hearts and vice versa. I thought I would be put off by the burned blackened pieces of the chicken and artichoke hearts but NOPE VERY GOOD!!!
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We aren’t big fans of chicken thighs. Can I use breasts instead or will it not taste the same?
Sure!
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This was amazing and easy for my husband to make. In his words, “This is a keeper put it on the menu again”.
Just made this tonight! Got the marinated artichokes from Tradee Joe’s and it was delicious! Not sure if it was my oven or what but had to broil on high because low was just not cooking fast enough at all. Maybe gas vs electric makes a difference. Since my timing was off I just kept checking them until they looked golden.
Made this tonight – it was a big hit! I added the garlic and oregano to the marinade rather than afterward, which worked out beautifully. The only complaint was not enough artichokes, so next time I may double them.
Made this recipe tonight with farro and salad on the side. So good and so easy! I’ve been wanting to make this for a while now and so glad I finally got around to it!
Great!
Just made this…added sun dried tomatoes and calamata olives. Out of this world!!!!!
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I made this tonight and it was absolutely fantastic!!!!!!!!! I had to cook it a little differently because I’m terrified of my broiler. I’m in an apartment and the oven is probably older than I am. I simply cooked the whole thing on the stovetop in a skillet and it was perfection. My hubby loved it and he is super picky.
This has become one of my staples. It’s just as good as it looks! I like a little more lemon though, so I squeeze lemon on the chicken before I season it in the pan, and after its cooked. Great recipe! Thanks!
I didn’t expect something that seemed so simple to taste so good. I accidentally ate 2 servings. Oops!
Lol! Glad you enjoyed it!
Is it dry? Or because or the marinade and the fact that it’s dark meat it stays some what moist?
This was a delicious and very easy weeknight meal! I bought a bigger jar of artichokes in order to add more chicken to the dish and it worked perfectly. We had with quinoa which soaked up all the yummy juices.
Is this chicken dish dry or juicy?
Made this lady night, so easy and so delicious. Followed the recipe as directed. Thank you for this gem!
This was delicious! It totally sold my mom on artichokes.
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This was delicious! I added halved grape tomatoes and it made a nice saucy liquid. I served it over rice, yum!
Would the artichokes reheat well? Was thinking of using the leftovers for lunch meal prep.
I did it as a meal prep and it reheated great!
I made this last night. Five stars!! Whole chicken thighs were on sale this week so I boned them myself. It only took me about 5 minutes per thigh if that.
But the pieces were irregular in size so some took quite a bit longer to get to 165 degrees at the thickest part.
I confess to adding some chucks of sweet red pepper to the marinating chicken and artichokes to use up one I had. The pepper went well with the rest of the recipe and the added color was pretty.
Don’t skip the squeeze of lemon to finish. That pulls all the flavors together. Thanks for a fabulous dinner, Gina.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi, I couldn’t find the link to the video. Do you mind posting it again?
You should be able to just click on the video picture.
anyone try this in a pressure cooker?
This was delicious, my only comment it took a little longer to cook. Definitely will be making it again.
This is delicious and easy! A great weekday meal.
We made this the other night but because it was so warm we opted to put the cast iron on the Grill outside. Probably didn’t the same golden brown but boy was it good. Will try it in the oven on Broil when the weather gets cooler
Great!
Made this on Monday with bone in skinless thighs and boneless breasts. My husband and I like different parts. It’s so good! Definitely keeping this in the rotation. Thanks again Gina for another great recipe.
You’re welcome Pat!
I made this for dinner last night and it was out of this world!! We love artichokes and the charred bits of them were just DELISH!! Even my young son enjoyed it!! I will FOR SURE be making this again!! I can excited to try more of your recipes!! 🙂
🙂
In the video is that a cast iron skillet or is it an oven safe pan?
both would work, the skillet is oven safe as well
Hi ! going to try this tonight ! If I was going to bake it instead of broil what temperate and time do you recommend? Thanks !
I’m confused, nothing new for me, lol — what do we do with the artichokes?
eat them! I will share the video here.
Hi! After the first 10 minutes do you remove the artichokes? Or do you simply turn the chicken & broil everything for an additional 10 minutes?
Thanks for your help-this looks delicious!
Broil it all together.
This was outstanding! Thank you!
Made this tonight and it was awesome! Broiled 10 min on each side.
How small are your thighs… I usually find mine are around 3-4oz which is around 150-200cal for the thigh alone.
Can I bake these in the oven?
I baked in the oven and then broiled the last couple of minutes.
how long did you bake and broil for?
I have frozen artichokes. What can I marinate them (and the chicken) in? I imagine I could use something like an Italian marinade? Or make my own Greek marinade?
I’m not sure it will be the same
Just made this – took a little longer to cook because my chicken thighs were bone in; and I didn’t have lemon, but it was delicious. We were just about ready to lick our plates at the end. Will definitely make this again! Other than missing the lemon, the only other change I made was to add 3 more cloves of garlic, we really love garlic on our chicken dishes. Fabulous recipe! Thank you, Gina!
Awesome!
How big are the chicken thighs?
P.s. I love all things skinnytaste…great recipes! Thank you so much!
We made this a couple weeks ago and it was delicious! And definitely so easy.
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I got chicken thighs on a super good deal this week so came here looking for a recipe. These were SO good. We were amazed at how good they were. Our meals come from your blog or cook books at least half the week
Thanks Aubrey!
I made this last night. It was good! But not sure how you ended up with 3 SP for a serving when the chicken thigh alone is 4 SP. Total SP for me was 5-6 depending on how much feta was eaten. Still a good recipe though. Would make again.
I’ll recheck.
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Can I cook these in the oven without broiling? What time & temp would you recommend?
Should the last line say “top with parsley” rather than oregano?
Fixed it. 🙂
Could I bake instead of broil?
Fantastic recipe and so easy. First I used broiling method for entire recipe and it worked out very well. I like using thighs as they are more forgiving if over done. Turned out just right, good dish for company.
I discovered this recipe on Pinterest and couldn’t wait to give it a try. I just finished eating and it was amazing! I sat down to leave a comment and looked at the picture and realized I had been so excited to eat that I forgot to add the feta! 🙂 It was delicious even without the feta. I am sure I will be fixing this again soon! Thanks!
Lol you are welcome!!
I didn’t think I liked chicken thighs, but these were sooooo good. I wasn’t quite clear on the “marinated in water” part, so I just used a 14 ounce can of artichoke hearts in water. (We would have been fighting over 6 ounces of artichokes, anyways.) Served with roasted red potatoes and roasted brussels sprouts. I lined the baking sheet with foil for easy cleanup, too. Off to see what other chicken thigh recipes I can find.
Made this last night. It was amazing.
I love this recipe and sometimes just cook it in our cast iron skillet on the stove top to cut down on time – we use boneless chicken breasts too. I also like to throw some baby arugula in and wilt it right at the end. We've added capers and sun dried tomatoes too. It's always a hit in our house!
I made this tonight for my first meal in my new apartment. It's been a long week of moving, and my boyfriend and I are actually sick of pre-made junk food. This was so healthy, flavorful, and comforting that we both devoured it without appreciating how pretty it was (and it did look fancy).
I used chicken breasts, which I baked for ~40 min at 375. I then added feta and baked for an additional 5 min. Finally, I threw it under the broiler until the cheese browned on top (~3.5 min).
Next time I'm going to use 12 oz of artichokes and add lemon. Maybe a little bit in the marinade, or some zest on top to serve? Plated it with some asparagus and olive loaf bread, and will make it again and again.
May I ask what size chicken thighs you use? Mine are approximately 4 oz each and the Tyson website says that is 160 calories. Obviously would be more per serving once you add in the feta and other ingredients. Wondering how many ounces you used to get 107 calories. Thank you!
Any ideas how long it would take for bone-in skin-on chicken breasts? They are large…. about 1lb each. Should I bake first, then broil? Thx!
This is my second time making this recipe. It's fantastic, easy, special and delicious! I served it with tabbouleh salad once and chickpea salad once. Two thumbs up!
How much does an average thigh weigh.. Im trying to put this in my cacluator and for this recipe to come out to 3 points a piece they would be 1.5 oz is that correct?
I know Gina said the artichokes should be in water, but I have never seen marinated artichokes in water and not oil…Can anyone recommend a particular brand to use?
This recipe is awesome!! Loved it!
I tried it with chicken thighs and breast. Thighs are much better to me in this recipe.
Made this last night – I'm not a fan of chicken thighs and this recipe confirms that. This meal might have tasted better with breasts. This was my least favorite meal of yours but since I use your recipes 99% of the week I'm okay with having one recipe not work. My husband liked it. But don't thi k I'd make this.
I tried this for dinner tonight….absolutely delicious! I sauteed in a bit of olive oil and herbs rather than broiled but kept the rest the same. It was so easy! Thank you!
So so yummy and fast. It turned out flavorful and moist after only 20 minutes of marinating. My hubby and I loved it. I served it with a Mediterranean type salad and bit of couscous.
Gina thank you for all the fantastic recipes. This has become one of our favorites and my husband said he would never call it a diet recipe. He liked it so much, he has been making some of your other recipes!
This was AMAZING!!! We just had it for supper and my hubby and I loved it! I made it in my Pampered Chef stone, and before putting the chicken in, I oiled the bottom of the stone and brushed garlic, oregano, and the salt and pepper in the oil. Then I placed the chicken and artichoke on top, and brushed another layer of the garlic, oregano, salt, and pepper. When I added the feta, I also sprinkled Greek seasoning on top. Simply AMAZING!! Great recipe!
I made this with bone-in thighs; I baked at about 400 for 15-20 minutes, skin side down, then flipped the chicken over for another 15-20, then 5 minutes under the broiler for a little more color. Delicious–my meat-and-potatoes husband said, "Ooh, fancy!" when he saw it and, "Wow!" when he tasted it. Served it with some couscous. Super easy and delicious!
This was so easy and yummy! I served it with cous cous and roasted broccoli. Husband had thirds and my 7 year old loved it too!
would it be possible to bake this with thighs bone in. Mt broiler is iffy at best. I'll let you know how they turn out…i love your website, it has been a Godsend to my family…thank you so much
I used my broiler for the first time to make this. It was delicious! I eschewed the seasonings and instead added a jar of no-salt-added, cubed tomatoes which were pre-seasoned with basil, garlic, and oregano. This was so quick and easy and tasted so incredibly good. Definitely something I will cook again!
Made this tonight and it was terrific!! I used fat free feta bc that's all I could find in the store (aside from regular) and it was still great. Topped it with the recommended fresh lemon for just the right touch. Cook time was perfect for me.
Like a previous poster said, the last line should be changed to say parsley instead of oregano.
Just keep an eye on it so it doesn't burn.
My oven doesn't have a high or a low broil, it just says broil. I think it gets pretty hot though. What do you suggest I do?
This was fantastic, Gina! I do a lot of proofreading at work, so habitually caught a possible error in the instructions paragraph. I'm assuming you mean, top with fresh parsley vs. oregano. I also noticed that in the photo, the artichokes look a bit charred. Do you put them directly on the pan when baking or on the chicken? Thank you!
Gina! I'd like to make this for the weekend, but I only have bone-in chicken thighs in the freezer! any suggestions on time/temp differences? -Mia
I made this last week and it was delicious. So simple and the broiled crispy chicken thighs mixed so well with the artichoke hearts. I used to only cook with chicken breasts but now I'm started to like chicken thighs more – the meat is more flavorful and doesn't dry out as much as chicken breasts do!
This was so delicious! My husband and 3 year old loved it. Will definitely make this again. Thanks so much!
The artichokes are in water.
Hi, Are the artichokes in oil or water? Thanks!
Definitely making this again! Great recipe.
Had this bookmarked and finally got to try it tonight. It was wonderful. I used chicken breast that I had on hand instead of thigh and it was still very moist. Next time I will add some kalamata olives and sun dried tomatoes yummm
We Have made this 3 times now. The first 2 times in the broiler and it was great. Today, because it is so hot, we decided to make it on the grill in a grill basket….It turned out awesome!!!!!
@Gina- Yep I have been using bone-in, as boneless chicken thighs are harder to find where I am. I really didn't think bone-in versus boneless would really make a difference. I guess it does!
hi Stella, the chicken stated is boneless, which is never thick. I'm wondering if you used bone-in?
I've been broiling chicken for years, Its my favorite way to make chicken actually! On a low broil not too close to the flame it broils wonderfully. Not all broilers are the same or have hi low options, so it could be your oven, or maybe you just like a more well done chicken. This of course could be baked as well.
This is a tasty recipe, but I will have to agree with the others that the cook time is a bit off. I did the broil on low for 10 minutes on each side as on the recipe, and the skin got nice and dark and crispy-looking, but after we took them out and sliced into the thicker portions, they were still pink and bloody. Back into the oven at 375 for another 20 minutes to finish them off. I really don't think that just cooking them on broil will cook thick chicken thighs all the way through without burning the skin. Maybe first 375 for 25 minutes and then broil on each side for 10 minutes at the end?
Random musings, that oil sounds delicious!
Fantastic!!! Made this last night and it was a hit! I used thinly sliced chicken breast and drizzled with a tiny bit of meyer lemon olive oil. Served with pine nut cous cous.
I made 5 meals from your blog in a row and all 5 were a hit! thank you!
Susan, I'm sure it was a combination of the thighs and artichokes that made this chicken moist.
AngelaS- 4 out of 4, great!
Another absolute hit from your site, Gina!! Made this tonight and the whole family LOVED it! So far 4 for 4! I will definitely make this and serve next time we have company. Thank you!!!!!
This was sensational! This was my first time cooking with chicken thighs. I'm not sure if the sheer moist perfection of this dish was due to the cut of meat, the artichoke marinade, or the cooking method…but nonetheless, this was SUPER moist and FLAVORFUL. I increased the garlic to 4 cloves and doubled the artichokes to 12 oz to ensure we all got some of the artichokes. My 4 and 6 year old loved it. I served it with brown rice and a salad. Will definitely be making this again and again!
I made this for dinner last night. It was awesome! My husband told me to make sure I hold onto the recipe and make it often! Thanks for making WW fun and delicious!
Sounds Great! Love your website!!!!
Cous cous would be wonderful with this!
Mmmmm… I am definitely going to pair this with cous cous. I had a recipe very close to this the other night at a dinner party, but there were olives and something else thrown in. Not a fan. She had it with cous cous and it was a beautiful dinner.
The feta sounds like it will be an amazing replacement. I am excited to try this and about 30 other recipes. Thank you so much!
This is dinner #1 tonight for my new year's resolution to make 1 new recipe a week. I think I'll pair it with some couscous 🙂
Please update this recipe for points plus. This is amazingly good and we are making it again. I could not see the info needed to use calculator.
Thanks for your update Samantha!! Glad it turned out great!!
UPDATE: I used boneless, skinless breasts instead of thighs. I baked it for 25 minutes at 375. Then added the feta and baked for another 5 minutes. Finally, I put it on broil for 3 minutes. Turned out great! Thanks Gina!
You're welcome Tara!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!! I am a lifer on WW and I always have conflict bc I love to cook and am not creative enough to come up with my own recipes. Since I found your site about 2 weeks ago I have used it for almost all my meals for my family. Last night was the greek meatballs with tzazki, tonight its the chicken thighs with artichoke hearts. I have also made two other recipes from here….all have been wonderful!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!
Tara
Thanks Steph!!
Samantha, You could always bake it, I'm not sure how your broiler would work.
I live in an apartment and my old electric oven only goes to broil, no high or low option. Any suggestions?
After spending a significant amount of time looking through the recipes on the WW site, I was starting to get a bit discouraged. So when I found this site, you have NO idea how happy I was. Everything looks amazing and there are sooooo many different recipes I look forward to trying.
I really appreciate this site and you being willing to put the work in to keep it going and updated and figuring out the points for it all as well.
Thank you so much Gina!
This was delicious! I can't wait for the leftovers.
You're welcome, glad you liked it!
Just found out about your website on Thursday and made this artichoke dinner tonight. It was easy and delicious!! Thanks so much for creating this website and for taking the time to share your talents with us. I'm a huge fan!
@Kari- The longer the better! Will be fine!!
Gina, is there a problem leaving this to marinate all day? I leave for work about 7:30am, won't be able to get this into the broiler until 5:30pm, am I OK leaving it to marinate that long?
Thanks for sharing on your blog Stephanie!
This is the first recipe that I've made from your site as I'm new to WW and someone on the WW boards referred me to your blog. All I can say is this recipe was unbelievably tasty!!! So much so, that I linked it from my WW blog so others will see it and make it……LOL
Thanks for the simplicity and deliciousness. I'll be looking forward to trying many other recipes from your collection!
I had this for dinner tonight and it was quite tasty!!! I added a bit more garlic since I love it and the flavors were delicious. I used a broiler pan for the person asking what kind of pan to use above. THANK YOU!!
I am trying this tonight & I *can't* wait!!
Wow, 40 minutes! Is it an electric broiler or gas? Maybe it was too far from the flame? All ovens are different but that's a long time!
I made this for my husband and parents last night and there were rave reviews all around! Only thing was it took a lot longer to cook than the recipe said – maybe my broil wasn't getting hot enough but it probably took me about 40 minutes total. Turned out delicious!
Teresa- I only broil steaks or lamb chops on high…Chicken always on low and a bit of a distance from the flame. Thanks for leaving a comment!
We had this tonight for Valentine's Day dinner, and it was delicious! Broiling has always made me a bit nervous, because I've been afraid to burn things. Broiling on low was no problem at all, and the chicken turned out so moist and tender. What a great way to cook chicken!
Thank you for your wonderful website!
Great! Thanks for leaving a comment 🙂
Thank you for sharing such excellent recipes. I made this one last night and thought it was supurb! I didn't have the marinated artichokes, so I used regular ones, added a little oil and soy sauce, with the spices and let it marinate for about 40 minutes. It turned out great! We had it with the breaded zucchinni too!
Awesome! My husband and I just had this and I can't wait to make it again. Love your site!!!
Yum, they sound good!
I made this using the Harry and David Merlot Laced Artichokes and it was fantastic. It was so easy for a weeknight meal.
I love how simple this is. Thanks for sharing!
Yes, this is super easy!
I would use a rimmed baking sheet.
A friend in my Weight Watchers group recommended your site. The first recipe I tried was the "Chicken Thighs w/ Artichoke Hearts & Feta Cheese". It was delicious and very easy to make. I will definitely try more recipes in the future. Thanks sooo much!
What type of pan do you broil the chicken in? Thanks!
Just made and ate the Chicken Thighs with Artichoke Hearts and Feta Cheese. It was such and easy recipe, and so good!!! The whole family loved it! Love you site.
I made this for dinner tonight and served it with a Mexican rice and the baked cauliflower. My first dinner in my new home, with a good friend, what a success! Thanks so much!
Good for you Jill and Will!! That's an amazing accomplishment. Weight Watchers really works!
@Liz- You're welcome!! Mine too 🙂
@Brandy- It can't hurt!!
Thanks Janice, aren't they?
Can't wait to try this recipe. Love all your recipes. Made the Cauliflower fritters last week, they were great!
Jan said:
Can't wait to try this recipe. I love all your recipes. The Cauliflower fritters are delicious.
Wow, I just stumbled on this site and wish I had found it a lot SOONER! My husband is on WW and it's so hard to find good WW recipes with the points factored in. I'm not on the plan, but why not eat like that for meals? It's healthier! Thanks!!
This looks delicious – love all those flavors!
I LOVE your website! And I just want to let you know that my heart skipped a beat when I saw your Pio-Pio inspired Chicken! It's my FAVORITE restaurant! I will be making it this weekend, thanks so much for the wonderful recipes!!!
Wow!!! you have some really incredible recipes! I've been exercising and eating right and I've lost 40 pounds so far. I'm still in the proces of learning different foods and your site will come in handy!! Would you be interested in writing a guest post on my blog?
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Looks terrific. I've saved it for the future. I love feta in anything!
This looks like tonight's dinner! Thanks so much!!
Yum! That looks fantastic!
Can't wait to try this one!
Oh, I wish I hadn't already been to the grocery store for the week. Yum! This definitely goes on next week's menu.
I could spend hours looking at your recipes. Everyone looks so delicious and so doable. So far I have made the Skinny Chix Parmesan, the Sante Fe Chicken and Baked Zucchini Sticks. Have loved it all. Keep bringing it on, gonna do the Garlic Shrimp this weekend. I hit my WW goal last night. Lost 51.2 lbs since April.
This is great! Good for you!
wow, look at that, I'm already drooling, great color, looks delicious
That looks not only fantastic, but doable in terms of calories on any diet!
this looks super delicious. Thanks for maikng healthy things look yummy.