Monday, Monday 2025 October 27 Dinner/Supper

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I roasted some hot Italian sausages in the toaster oven while I made that Greek braised greens dish, horta. It's a simple recipe, but there are a lot of leaves to wash and spin. This time I used spinach, turnip greens, and rainbow chard. It was excellent, as expected. I made enough for 3 or 4 servings, but ate most of it. I had whole wheat baguette slices to sop up the greens liquor and the juices from the sausages.

2025-10-27 Hot Italian sausage, horta, and whole wheat baguette.jpg
 
Thighs and mini portobella's panko crusted. Dipped the leaf part of a couple of bok choy in the egg and crumbs... well, I thought it was a good idea. LOL
View attachment 76944 oven ready
View attachment 76945 mushrooms perfect!
View attachment 76946 left one thigh in for a bit longer then added bok choy and tomato.
Ooh, those mushrooms Dragn! How did you get the panko to stick so well? I would have had just those and some garlic mayo and been very happy indeed!
 
I alsways use a whole egg. Never water, milk or watered down egg. I also try to do them far enough in advance to be able to pop them into the fridge for 15/20 minutes.
Keep in mind that these were not fried but baked .
 
Maybe it's the fridging? I have tried both baking and frying and always chunks of the coating fall off. (I only ever use the whole egg too.)
 
The fridge time helps the egg dry a bit and hang on to the coating.
Back in the 60's I complained to my mom about my breaded pork chops (hers were beautiful), this was her advice.
Never really knew why it is just my take on it.
 
I can see the logic. I rarely do breading (for this very reason), but I will definitely try it the next time a recipe comes up that calls for it. Thanks for the tip Dragn! :cool:
 
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