http://www.slashfood.com/2010/06/14/chicken-cordon-deux-fancy-kfc-double-down-fancy-fast-food/
I just had to pass along this recipie
I just had to pass along this recipie
Chicken Cordon Deux (Fancy KFC Double Down) - Fancy Fast Food
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Mimizkitchen
Head Chef
Wheres the recipe???
Mimizkitchen
Head Chef
Link was not there when I read it, now it is... How do you guys add stuff on??? I'm baffeled....
Mimizkitchen
Head Chef
Not talking about the sandwich.......... Talking about how you do add on's to posts after the fact........................ read the message...................
Mimizkitchen
Head Chef
BreezyCooking
Washing Up
Mimi - after you post something, I believe you only have 15 minutes or so to edit that post yourself. After that, you have to ask a Moderator to edit it for you.
Mimizkitchen
Head Chef
Oh Breezy thats so good to know because there is not a single member in my family that has a filter...................
BreezyCooking
Washing Up
Whatever.
Mimizkitchen
Head Chef
HUH whats that mean????????????????
BreezyCooking
Washing Up
Just that I have absolutely zero idea as to what you meant by your family & "filters". Didn't make any sense to me.
Mimizkitchen
Head Chef
Filters are what people don't have before thinking, so me having the option of a take back is a good thing.... Make sense????
Chief Longwind Of The North
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I'm not sure why the article presented by the op says that making this dish is so difficult. It's possible that he tried to "stuff" the roulladin after dipping in egg wash. The egg wash would effectively prevent the chicken meat from sticking to itself.
I haven't tried making this particular dish with bacon and american cheese. But I have made both Chicken Kiev, and Chicken Cordon Bleau at home. With both, I simply pounded the chicken breast into a thin, uniform piece of meat between two sheets of plastic wrap. I then placed the filling onto the middle of the cutlet and folded the meat over the filling, like a burrito. I then allowed the chicken to sit of 5 minutes, to allow the moisture to evaporate a bit. Finally, I dredged in egg-wash, seasoned flour, egg wash again, and finally, bread crumbs. Then, just fry in a couple inches of hot oil until the breadcrumbs start to brown. Carefully place onto a cookie sheet, and bake at 350 for 20 minutes. They came out juicy and perfect.
If the bacon was pre-cooked, and crumbled, or at least broken into pieces that would fit into the rouladen, and the cheese place over the bacon, the same method would work. The bacon and cheese aren't meant to stick to the raw chicken. Rather, the chicken sticks to itself, if not too wet. Of course it has to be handled with great delicacy as the bond isn't that strong until the cooking takes place.
As for the KFC secret recipe that is given in the article, it is fairly similar to recipes that were tried and submitted a few months back by DC members. We got fairly close with some of them. So it should taste pretty good. But making the "sandwich" should just be a matter of careful technique.
Seeeeeeya; Goodweed of the North
I haven't tried making this particular dish with bacon and american cheese. But I have made both Chicken Kiev, and Chicken Cordon Bleau at home. With both, I simply pounded the chicken breast into a thin, uniform piece of meat between two sheets of plastic wrap. I then placed the filling onto the middle of the cutlet and folded the meat over the filling, like a burrito. I then allowed the chicken to sit of 5 minutes, to allow the moisture to evaporate a bit. Finally, I dredged in egg-wash, seasoned flour, egg wash again, and finally, bread crumbs. Then, just fry in a couple inches of hot oil until the breadcrumbs start to brown. Carefully place onto a cookie sheet, and bake at 350 for 20 minutes. They came out juicy and perfect.
If the bacon was pre-cooked, and crumbled, or at least broken into pieces that would fit into the rouladen, and the cheese place over the bacon, the same method would work. The bacon and cheese aren't meant to stick to the raw chicken. Rather, the chicken sticks to itself, if not too wet. Of course it has to be handled with great delicacy as the bond isn't that strong until the cooking takes place.
As for the KFC secret recipe that is given in the article, it is fairly similar to recipes that were tried and submitted a few months back by DC members. We got fairly close with some of them. So it should taste pretty good. But making the "sandwich" should just be a matter of careful technique.
Seeeeeeya; Goodweed of the North
