A sliced and a whole cooked chicken breast on a wooden table.
Never Overcook Chicken Breasts Again With One Simple Swap

NEWS

By HENNA BAKSHI
Raw chicken breasts in a glass container with herbs.
There’s a simple solution to fix dry and flavorless chicken breasts: Opt for bone-in, skin-on chicken breasts to significantly improve the flavor of your dishes.
Two raw chicken breasts on a wooden board.
Bone-in, skin-on chicken breast retains more moisture during cooking, with the bone acting as an insulator to prevent dryness and promote even cooking.
A person checking the temperature of chicken breasts with a thermometer.
The skin provides protection, flavor, and a crispy texture. To prevent overcooking, use a meat thermometer to ensure it’s at 165 degrees Fahrenheit, avoiding contact with the bone.
A person cooking two chicken breasts in a metal pan.
Let the chicken rest for a few minutes before you begin slicing. This will help the juices redistribute, keeping the chicken breast moist.
Cooked chicken breasts in a pan with herbs.
Maintain the juiciness of chicken breast during cooking with methods like brining the chicken in a saltwater solution, using wet marinades with acidity, and pan-searing in hot oil.