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Lemon, herbs, onions, and garlic too are all aromatics that infuse into the chicken as it cooks giving it a lovely flavor. It doesn't absorb the flavors enough to call it a lemon chicken, but gives the chicken some flavor depth and acts as an enhancement.
Onion tastes good, especially when caramelized, and since both it and the chicken go on to to be cooked for an extended time in the chili, there's really no food safety concern with cooking them together. Both contribute to the finished flavor of the dish, and cooking them together saves time.
The raw chicken is where your bacteria will come from. So cutting the onion BEFORE the chicken is no problem. If you had cut the chicken first, then the onion, youd risk contaminating your onion with raw chicken juices. The way you described it, youre totally fine.
Manage the heat to make sure the onions soften and caramelize without burning. In the meantime, season the chicken on both sides with kosher salt. Once the onions are nicely caramelized, push them to the edges of the pan. Add the chicken (meaty side down first) to the pan and sear on both sides until golden brown.
Onions contain compounds that can damage a chicken's red blood cells, leading to anemia. The impact can be brutal for chickens, as they might get weak, tired, and have problems with their combs and wattles.
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