Finished lighter British Chicken Supreme served in its familiar home-style form

A lower-calorie way to make Chicken Supreme

Chicken Supreme: golden chicken breast in a leek-mushroom yoghurt sauce

Evenly seared chicken breasts finish gently in a silky leek and mushroom sauce made with stock, milk, and yoghurt rather than cream. This measured British recipe serves 8 at about 405 kcal per portion.

405 kcalestimated/serving
182 kcal · 31%less than reference
57 minprep to plate
8 servingsrecipe yield

Chicken Supreme should still taste and look like the familiar dish, even when its richest ingredient is reduced. This version uses replace cream with low-fat milk and Greek yoghurt, brown 800 g mushrooms for body, and use 18 g oil across eight breasts. Golden chicken fond, sweet leek, browned mushroom, thyme, Dijon, black pepper, and cultured dairy preserve the classic mild savoury sauce.

The change that makes it lighterreplace cream with low-fat milk and Greek yoghurt, brown 800 g mushrooms for body, and use 18 g oil across eight breasts

What changes—and what stays

From cream and butter chicken supreme often contains 600–750 kcal to 405 calories

replace cream with low-fat milk and Greek yoghurt, brown 800 g mushrooms for body, and use 18 g oil across eight breasts. Golden chicken fond, sweet leek, browned mushroom, thyme, Dijon, black pepper, and cultured dairy preserve the classic mild savoury sauce.

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Core methodMore added fat or a heavier proportionreplace cream with low-fat milk and Greek yoghurt, brown 800 g mushrooms for body, and use 18 g oil across eight breastsGolden chicken fond, sweet leek, browned mushroom, thyme, Dijon, black pepper, and cultured dairy preserve the classic mild savoury sauce.

How the flavor stays

Golden chicken fond, sweet leek, browned mushroom, thyme, Dijon, black pepper, and cultured dairy preserve the classic mild savoury sauce.

A cost rule that survives inflation

Leeks and mushrooms make a generous sauce around standard chicken breasts, avoiding cream and costly prepared sauce.

Ingredients for 8

Measure first; timing is part of how this recipe uses less fat.

Even chicken breasts with dry mushrooms, leeks, stock, milk, yoghurt, and herbs
  • 1.4 kgskinless chicken breasts
  • 800 gmushrooms
  • 500 gleeks
  • 500 mllow-salt chicken stock
  • 350 mllow-fat milk
  • 300 gGreek yoghurt
  • 18 grapeseed oil
  • 30 gDijon mustard, garlic, thyme, and black pepper

Method

Each step includes heat, a visible cue, and a recovery.

Even chicken breasts with dry mushrooms, leeks, stock, milk, yoghurt, and herbs
1

Step 1 · follow the visible cue

Prepare the measured components

Pound chicken to even thickness, pat dry, wash leeks carefully, and slice mushrooms with dry surfaces.

Look for: Chicken pieces are equally thick and the prepared vegetables show no water droplets.

Golden chicken breasts and browned mushrooms with softened leeks
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Step 2 · follow the visible cue

Build the defining flavour

Sear chicken in measured oil until golden, remove it, then brown mushrooms before adding leeks.

Look for: Chicken releases cleanly and mushrooms show dark edges in a pan free of liquid.

Chicken breasts finishing gently in leek and mushroom sauce
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Step 3 · follow the visible cue

Cook with controlled heat

Deglaze with stock, add milk, mustard, garlic, and thyme, then simmer chicken gently to 74 °C.

Look for: Sauce has reduced slightly and chicken juices run clear without overcooked tight edges.

Sliced chicken supreme in smooth mushroom leek sauce
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Step 4 · follow the visible cue

Finish and check the texture

Take the pan off heat, stir in tempered yoghurt, and slice chicken only after a five-minute rest.

Look for: Sauce is smooth and spoon-coating while chicken slices are moist and opaque.

Measured ingredients and four visible cooking stages for lighter Chicken Supreme
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Calories at the same serving size

cream and butter chicken supreme often contains 600–750 kcal587 kcal
This recipe405 kcal

182 kcal · 31% lower estimated

The estimate uses the listed ingredients divided into 8 servings. Brand labels, trimming, and the amount left in the pan can change the result.

405 kcalCalories
51gProtein
24gCarbs
12gFat

Keep the leftovers in the same spirit

Cool Chicken Supreme promptly and refrigerate in a sealed container for up to 2 days. Reheat only the portion needed until piping hot; keep crisp or fresh components separate where possible.

Cool Chicken Supreme promptly and refrigerate in a sealed container for up to 2 days. Reheat only the portion needed until piping hot; keep crisp or fresh components separate where possible.

Frequently asked questions

Can I prepare Chicken Supreme ahead?

Yes. Complete the preparation stages in advance, then do the final crisping, dressing, or assembly close to serving so Chicken Supreme keeps its intended texture. Cool Chicken Supreme promptly and refrigerate in a sealed container for up to 2 days. Reheat only the portion needed until piping hot; keep crisp or fresh components separate where possible.

Does the calorie estimate for Chicken Supreme include sides?

No. The estimate covers one portion made from the measured ingredients listed here; drinks, chips, salad dressing, and other side dishes need to be counted separately. replace cream with low-fat milk and Greek yoghurt, brown 800 g mushrooms for body, and use 18 g oil across eight breasts.

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Ingredients
  • skinless chicken breasts1.4 kg
  • mushrooms800 g
  • leeks500 g
  • low-salt chicken stock500 ml
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Published and last reviewed: August 25, 2026

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