Combine all the marinade ingredients. Add the chicken and let marinate for 30 minutes or longer.
Grill or bake as desired.
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Tips:
Poke Around: I always thought poking holes in protein was a big no-no, but I recently read about it giving something dry like white meat chicken more flavor. I tried it when I made this chicken, and it was delicious and juicy. It’s also helpful when you don’t have time to let it sit in a marinade.
Notes:
I don’t really like to reheat chicken cutlets when I’m serving them for the Shabbos day meal. Instead, I bring them to room temperature. Once in a while, I’ll put the pan on top of something else on a hotplate, but really I try to avoid this, since reheating will result in a dry and tough chicken.









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How long and on what temperature can you bake this?
I'd suggest baking this chicken on 400 degrees F for 25-30 minutes.
can it marinade overnight?