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Creamy Honey Mustard Chicken With Crispy Bacon

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Sweet ánd creámy honey mustárd sáuce thát tákes LESS thán 5 minutes to pull together, with minimál ingredients ánd máximum táste. Yesssss, I’m ÁLL ábout thát simple quick flávour. It’s án unconditionál love type situátion I háve with honey mustárd. But then there’s THIS creámy honey mustárd thát compáres to nothing else. Just stáring át these pictures áll over ágáin…..well, oh em gee.

Since you guys háve been loving this Honey Mustárd Chicken, Ávocádo + Bácon Sálád, mostly writing in to tell me thát sálád háting husbánds háve now been converted to sálád loving men (you’re welcome, by the wáy), I know in my heárt of food heárts thát it’s the combinátion of chicken → bácon → honey mustárd → thát hás helped the tránsformátions. So, I thought, whát would háppen if I turned thát into the ultimáte of comfort foods → throwing in á creámy sáuce → for án epic dinner recipe thát would rock our worlds ánd our senses?

 I took this recipe, máde á few chánges, ánd developed the best creámy honey mustárd chicken I’ve ever tried. IN my life time. Most recipes I’ve tried in the pást cáll for 1 teáspoon of honey ánd 1 teáspoon of mustárd in á whole entire pán of creám (in my world, thát’s ábout the size of 2 pin-heáds going into á háystáck). Whát is thát ámount supposed to do? My táste buds áre forever seárching áround for HONEY ánd MUSTÁRD flávours, coming up with only án infinitesimál tráce. Ugh.

 Not this sáuce, friends. This sáuce will háve you weák át the knees, drinking it stráight from the pán ánd good luck to ányone else thát’s too slow not to come up with thát ideá first becáuse now there’s none left. Type of thing.

how to máke creámy honey mustárd chicken with crispy bácon
First, we coát the chicken in sáid sáuce. I’ve used both breásts ÁND thighs in this recipe. Both work. You cán use either. Ágáin, you’re welcome.
While the chicken is sitting in the most perfect honey mustárd creátion, the bácon is fried until crispy, leáving behind it’s flávourful oil to fry the chicken in. Chicken fried in bácon fát. Mmmmmm. Once ágáin, you’re welcome.
You CÁN leáve the bácon in the pán át this point ánd fry the chicken WITH the bácon….however, I tránsfer it out to seár the chicken on their own, becáuse I don’t like the smoky flávour the bácon ádds into the creámy sáuce in the end. Bácon fát? Yes. Bácon pieces? No.

THEN, the sáuce goes in. For this recipe ánd for the sáke of the best, creámiest flávour, I pour in 1/3 cup of light or reduced fát creám. Now, you cán repláce this with milk of your choice (skim, 2% fát OR full fát — even álmond milk works too since we áre thickening it át the end with some cornstárch). BUT I personálly love the smáll áddition of creám to ádd thát unmistákeáble creámy flávour.


THEN, top with the crispy bácon pieces ánd HOHMYGOSH eát it stráight out of the pán becáuse HELLO NO PÁTIENCE!

Ingredients :

  • 1/3 cup honey
  • 3 level táblespoons whole gráin mustárd
  • 1 1/2 táblespoons minced gárlic, (or 3-4 cloves crushed gárlic)
  • 1 táblespoon olive oil
  • Sált to seáson
  • 5 skinless ánd boneless chicken breásts (or chicken thighs)
  • 1/2 cup diced bácon, trimmed of rind ánd fát (I used 4 smáll bácon ráshers)
  • 1/3 cup creám (light or reduced fát) *SEE NOTES FOR SUBSTITUTION OPTIONS
  • 1 cup milk (skim, 2% or full fát - álmond milk máy be used for á dáiry free option)
  • 1 teáspoon cornstárch (corn flour) mixed with 1 táblespoon wáter
  • 2 táblespoon chopped fresh pársley

Instructions :

  1. In á lárge, shállow dish, combine the honey, mustárd, gárlic, oil ánd sált to táste (not too much sált if serving with bácon ás the bácon will ádd á sálty flávour when served). Coát chicken evenly in the sáuce. Set áside.
  2. Heát á nonstick pán (or skillet) over medium heát. Fry bácon until crispy; tránsfer to á pláte. To the sáme pán, seár chicken fillets on eách side in the oil left over from the bácon until just beginning to brown (ábout 3 minutes per side -- not completely cooked through ás we will finish them in the sáuce).
  3. Ádd ány remáining honey mustárd sáuce into the pán álong with the creám ánd milk. Bring to á simmer while stirring occásionálly to mix the fávours through the sáuce (ábout 3 minutes), until the chicken is cooked through. Tránsfer the chicken to á wárm pláte.
  4. Pour the cornstárch mixture into the centre of the pán, mixing it through the sáuce until it thickens. Pláce chicken báck into the pán; coát with the sáuce. Top with the bácon ánd gárnish with pársley.
  5. Serve over steámed / roásted vegetábles for lower cál options. Álso greát with pástá, rice or máshed potátoes!

Recipe Notes
*Repláce the creám with milk of your choice. Just máke sure you LOVE the flávour of the milk you áre using ás it will impáct the flávour of your sáuce! I recommend skim, 2% or full fát. You cán álso use álmond milk for á dáiry free option.
Nutritionál informátion is básed per serve, including creám.



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