Spinach Artichoke Smothered Chicken Breast is fantastic for a weeknight dinner. It is quick, easy, nutritious and the whole family will love it! Chicken breast topped with fresh baby spinach, marinated artichoke hearts and mozzarella cheese. This recipe is great for anyone following a low carb or Keto diet.
I am proud to be partnering with Earthbound Farm to bring you this recipe.
This time of year everything gets so busy and fast paced. That is why this Spinach Artichoke Smothered Chicken is so perfect. You can get a nutritious dinner on the table without any fuss. Bonus points for it not being the usual boring baked chicken.
We are all worried about feeding our families food that will nourish them. After my recent trip to the Earthbound Farm Organic farms I am thinking about food in an entirely different way.
I had the opportunity to visit Earthbound Farm’s Farm Stand and attend an Organic Farm Tour. The experience was extremely eye-opening.
Earthbound Farm is a Certified B Corporation, meaning they do business in a way that is better for workers, communities and the environment. Earthbound Farm is on a mission to make organic produce more affordable and accessible.
I had never put much thought into Organic Farming vs. Conventional Farming. We all just think, okay they don’t use pesticides. The End.
Nope. There is so much more to organic farming. It is a complex process that requires experience, knowledge, passion and intuition.
Because dangerous pesticides are not an option, the Earthbound Farm farmers have to go on the offensive. And they have a lot of natural tricks up their sleeves like the flowers in the above photo. Farmers plant certain flowers alongside the produce to ward off unwanted pests. I’ll take flowers over chemicals any day!
In the grand scope of things, organic farming just makes sense. Not only is the produce better for us but it’s better for the soil, the water, the wildlife and insect population. Plus, it is better for the farm workers.
And if all of those reasons don’t sway you. . . it just tastes good. Like the Earthbound Farm Baby Spinach used in this Spinach Artichoke Smothered Chicken.
The spinach is the star of this recipe and the artichoke hearts are a strong side kick. And who doesn’t love melty cheese!?!?
When I began creating this recipe it started as a stuffed chicken breast. Have you ever made a stuffed chicken breast? It is a huge hassle! It’s difficult to keep the filling inside and there is just not enough filling for my tastes.
So I decided to try just topping chicken breast with the “filling”. So much easier and you can really load it up with spinach, artichokes and cheese this way. Win/Win.
This Spinach Artichoke Smothered Chicken is wonderful served with salad, rice or pasta. It will go with just about any side dish you can think of.
It is sure to be a hit with the family and get the little ones to eat their greens.
Need more recipes featuring spinach →
Spinach Tortellini Pasta Salad
Baked Turkey Spinach Meatballs
Spinach Artichoke Chicken Salad
Turkey Spinach Artichoke Rice Casserole
Follow along on an organic experience: Earthbound Farm on Instagram or Earthbound Farm on Facebook
Spinach Artichoke Smothered Chicken Breast is fantastic for weeknight dinner. It is quick, easy, nutritious and the whole family will love it! Chicken breast topped with fresh baby spinach, marinated artichoke hearts and mozzarella cheese. This recipe is great for anyone following a low carb or Keto diet. Nutritional information on WonkyWonderful is provided as a courtesy and is approximate only. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of the nutritional information given for any recipe on this site.
Spinach Artichoke Smothered Chicken Breast
Ingredients
Instructions
Nutrition Information
Yield 4 Serving Size 1
Amount Per Serving Calories 446Total Fat 22gSaturated Fat 8gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 11gCholesterol 139mgSodium 821mgCarbohydrates 9gFiber 2gSugar 2gProtein 52g
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3242 calories for a chicken breast with cheese, artichoke and spinach??? No thanks!!
The way I have the amount of chicken written on the recipe must’ve been confusing the program that calculates nutritional info. It’s fixed now. Calorie crisis averted.