Millions Of People Are Gaga Over "Marry Me Chicken" Right Now. Here Is How It Is Made, How It Tastes, And My Overall Opinion Of The Dish.
Hi, I'm Krista, and if you've never stumbled upon my content before, I make copycat versions of foods, develop easy meals, try viral recipes and food trends, and visit places like the Cheesecake Factory to do important menu taste tests.
Today we are diving into the viral TikTok "Marry Me Chicken."
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Marry Me Chicken, like a lot of recently viral dishes today, isn't a new recipe. In fact, it came about back in 2018. Delish first shared the recipe, and it got its title after a taste test by the publication's editors.
According to Delish, their editors started devouring this dish and "blurting out marriage proposal-adjacent praises for this creamy, savory chicken dinner."
Fast-forward to today, and people are raving about the recipe.
In fact, the first 12 videos that populate if you search for "Marry Me Chicken" on TikTok have over 93 million views.
So from the comments and views alone, I didn't hesitate to see what the hype was about.
To make Marry Me Chicken, you sear chicken breasts and simmer them in a rich, creamy sauce that features heavy whipping cream, chicken, broth, and sun-dried tomatoes — and it takes about 35–40 minutes to make, including prep!
Krista Torres