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Sunday Dinner Chicken

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  1. I was surfing the internet for recipes this morning and came up with
    some black eyed peas recipes... Texas Caviar, Quick Hoppin' John etc.
    Then I found a recipe that was probably inspired by chicken cordon
    bleu. I will make some alterations to it as I go (for starters, my
    chicken breasts will be skinless halves - butterflied and pounded),
    but here is the original recipe.

    CHICKEN GRILL ITALIENNE
    Printed from COOKS.COM

    6 whole boned, chicken breasts (skin on)
    2 tablespoons green or yellow onion, finely chopped
    3 cloves garlic, minced
    garlic powder, salt and pepper (for sprinkling)
    1/2 teaspoon paprika
    1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
    1 teaspoon fresh Rosemary, minced
    2 tablespoons fresh Parsley, minced
    1/4 cup each of butter and olive oil
    1 1/2 cups bread crumbs
    1/2 lb thinly sliced ham or prosciutto, finely chopped
    12 wooden toothpicks (soaked in water for 5 minutes)

    Preheat grill so that coals are white hot in time for grilling.

    Melt butter in microwave, stir in oil. To this warm mixture, add
    Parsley, Rosemary, minced garlic, chopped onion and paprika (a pinch
    of rubbed sage may optionally be added if you have it on hand, but be
    careful not to overdo). Allow the herbs to infuse for 10 minutes.
    Remove 3-4 tablespoons to a separate small bowl and use this to brush
    both sides of the chicken.

    Place chicken breasts, skin side down, on a layer of wax paper or
    plastic wrap. Pound lightly with the back of a heavy frying pan or
    meat mallet until slightly flattened out. Sprinkle chicken with salt,
    pepper, and garlic powder.

    In a small bowl, mix together bread crumbs with Parmesan cheese and
    chopped ham. Add remaining butter, oil and herb mixture to bread
    crumbs and stir until well combined (if mixture seems too thick, add a
    tablespoon or so of warm water or more olive oil).

    Spoon stuffing mixture into the hollow part inside the chicken
    breasts. Fold edges of chicken over stuffing to cover and fasten
    together securely with wooden toothpicks.

    Place chicken (about 6 inches away) over white hot coals on grill,
    skin side down. Grill on one side for about 20 minutes; brush again
    with more butter/oil mixture (if you run out, just use olive oil
    spray). Turn chicken over and grill for another 20 minutes or until
    chicken is tender and golden. Remove toothpicks and serve.
    Variation: Place a slice of provolone cheese over each breast before
    stuffing and rolling up.

    To make a great take-along lunch, this may also be prepared in
    aluminum foil pouches (one for each breast). Spray the inner side of
    the foil with olive oil and add a slice of or two of onion to each
    packet for extra flavor.

    --

    A husband is someone who takes out the trash and gives the impression he just cleaned the whole house.

  2. sf said:

    CHICKEN GRILL ITALIENNE

    I made it and it was fantastic! I forgot to get provolone, but I had
    black forest ham and parmesan. The ham was handy because I wasn't the
    best at pounding out the breasts... they ended up with some holes and
    of course separated in the natural places., but not too many
    toothpicks were involved. I just pulled the chicken over the filling,
    formed it with my hands and plopped it seam side down in a baking dish
    (I didn't use the grill). It cooked for 30 minutes covered (I'll do
    less next time) and 15 minutes uncovered (I'll do more next time).
    Then I made a sauce out of the juices etc. etc.

    --

    A husband is someone who takes out the trash and gives the impression he just cleaned the whole house.

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