From: Susan Lee
On Apr 26, 2003
Another great Greek recipe for my collection! Amber Dawn, this was so tasty, and rated five stars around the table! Instead of frying, I did roll my chicken breasts in crumbs and baked them. Thanks so much for sharing this!
From: riffraff
On Oct 6, 2005
Wow, this is really a great chicken dish. The lemon really stands out and gives the whole thing a great flavor. I pounded my breasts so they would be easier to fill and they would cook evenly. Thanks for posting this very special recipe.
From: Chef Luciano
On Jun 12, 2008
Yum! I loved this recipe and even my husband liked it. That never happens. My only trouble was making sure that the chicken was cooked through. I think I need to pound it thinner next time. Yes, there will surely will be a next time. Simple to make, tastes great and good for you.
From: bratty
On Oct 25, 2005
Super! I pounded the breasts as some of the other reviews did. I also used a red onion, and also added some fresh lemon juice in addition to the zest. Really great recipe. I would give more than 5 stars on this one if possible. Thanks for a definate keeper recipe.
From: qwerty3020
On Mar 22, 2006
I made this recipe with thin sliced chicken breasts so they were easy to roll. I also did not add onions (because I don't like the way onions crunch) but did add onion powder. I thought the overall flavor was a tad bitter but I think I added too much lemon zest. Next time will add less zest and maybe a splash lemon juice. Very cool recipe!
From: TMoney
On Aug 17, 2008
absolutely wonderful! Browned the chicken toothpick side down first then was able to take out the toothpicks for a perfect all over golden color. Thank you for the great and easy recipe!
From: Neneldae
On Mar 30, 2006
Another positive rating! I added extra feta because we love it so much. I would very much advise using fresh spinach instead of canned. Canned works in a pinch but the overall look is so much prettier when using fresh! A Keeper!
From: melissa contreras-johnson
On Jul 5, 2005
I love this, it looks so pretty like I slaved over it all day lol. I make extra stuffing and put the done chicken on top when serving to make it look nice.
From: twissis
On Apr 13, 2006
My hubby doesn't esp care for spinach, but tolerates it for me. Even he said "This was very good!" I didn't add lemon juice ... used McCormick Lemon & Pepper Seasoning Salt. Was awkward w/the rolling proc & instead topped ea pounded breast w/the spinach mix, topped that off w/a 2nd breast, used toothpicks to secure the edges, skillet browned both sides, finished them in the oven & then sliced ... a lovely presentation. Thx for posting this!
From: Jessica S.
On Jun 1, 2005
This was delicious. Even my husband (the vegetable hater) ate it. I followed the recipe exactly and it worked wonderfully. I didn't even have to use toothpicks because I used some really large chicken breasts and pounded them out enough that they held all the "stuffing" without a problem. A definite keeper. Thanks for posting.
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