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What to do with 2 boneless skinless chicken breasts?
Fixin chicken tonight and would appreciate a simple, but robust recipe.
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Make chicken marsala. You'll need some garlic and mushrooms. Flour the pounded breasts. Brown on both sides. Remove. Add some garlic and sliced mushrooms tothe pan and saute lightly. Add 1/C marsala and deglaze the pan. Add the chicken back and cover. Cook for 5-8 minutes to finish. Serve with sauce.
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No shrooms on hand... but it sounds good. It sounds like it could be good without the mushrooms? Thanks for the reply.
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Marinate in italian dressing?
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Never have tried that, always meant to. Maybe today is the day? Preferred cooking method?
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Raid your fridge for all your veggies and make stir fry with them. Serve it over rice. Yummy.
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Sattie,
this is easy and the fresh grated parm just seems to blend with the chicken..The packaged kind from the grocery like Kraft will get hard and pebbly and dry from baking. mix some parmesan, about 1 cup with 1/2 cup flour dome dry oregano or Italian seasoning about 1-tea. and some fresh ground black pepper. I don't add salt if needed I do it at the table. Then beat 2 eggs with 2-Tab. water dip chicken in egg, then pcheese mix and place on a buttered baking dish. dot each piece of chicken with teas. or so of butter Bake in a 350 oven about 45 min to an hour... this is also good served at room temp..I sometimes pound the breasts and then cook, let cool, slice and put over a mixed salad... this recipe uses 1 cut up chicken, so you might not need this much cheese...Hope it will work for you kadesma ![]()
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Sattie, what other ingredients to you have on hand? Maybe one of us can think of something.
I was going to mention Chicken Marsala, but someone beat me to it. Maybe a Chicken-fried Chicken Breast? It sounds kind of corny, but it works! Lightly pound the breasts between layers of plastic wrap. Remove, and season to taste with salt, pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, paprika, thyme, and sage. Heat a frying pan with a little bit of veggie oil. Dredge the breasts in flour, then an egg wash, then back into flour again. Fry on both sides until done, about 7 minutes or so. As long as you didn't burn the flour and breading that came off, drain all but a couple tablespoons of the oil out. Add some the flour that you breaded the chicken with into the pan, and stir to make a roux. Cook for a couple minutes, until the flour looses it's "starchy" taste. Add some milk, stirring constantly, and bring to a boil. Once it tightens into a gravy, season to taste with salt and pepper. Serve with mashed potatoes.
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Ingredients
As for spices..... I have a pretty broad spectrum.
Fresh stuff: Garlic Red Onion Yellow Onion Thyme Mint Lemon Lime Broccoli Spaghetti Squash Radish Habenro Peppers Cilantro I have a pretty well stocked pantry... so for the most part I think I have pretty much the basics. HTH.... Thanks you guys, all of the recipes posted so far sound really yummy and will have to try the Marsala when I have some mushrooms on hand. Kadesma.... seems like I have tried something similar to the recipe you listed, it is really tasty. ![]()
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