Article: Quick pan sauce adds a spicy tomato kick to chicken cutlets

Anything that simultaneously makes food taste better and your pans easier to clean has got to be a winner.

That's why it's easy to love any skillet recipe that calls for deglazing, a term that refers to adding liquid to a pan near the end of cooking in order to loosen up any browned bits that have stuck to the bottom.

The idea is to add just enough liquid to essentially clean the skillet of these flavorful bits, turning them into a sauce to serve with the meal. Hence, the popularity of using wine or broth for deglazing.

Pan sauces also are wonderfully speedy, making them a great way to add tons of flavor to weeknight meals.

For this recipe, quick-cooking chicken breasts are seasoned, then ...

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