Finally, all the college students that come in and out of my house were going to be in on the same night and I thought everyone would enjoy this. And we did!
The PW pounded the chicken thin, but I chose to slice each breast in two with a sharp knife. I do this pretty much any time we have boneless chicken breasts because they are ususally HUGE!
Add the chicken to the melted butter and olive oil. I skipped the flour dredge, not necessary in my opinion. That one breast is still too big!
The Bassman had started the dreaded task of opening the pool and had just settled into his comfy recliner when I asked him to open the wine. But he didn't mind. And you can see there's MORE strawberries there in the background. I just can't believe how good they have been this spring...unfortunately that is the last local basket until next year!
While he opened the wine, I started on the grated parmesan cheese. I have converted from the stuff in the container to the wedge in the deli cheese section. It is hard to find in my Publix so did everybody in town convert?
The chicken is done...
And I had lots of this...
Get over it and move on to the onions, garlic and wine! I was a little concerned that since I skipped the flour dredge there wouldn't be many browned flavor crumbs on the bottom of the pan, but there was plenty.
Add the tomatoes and simmer.
While that's simmering, prepare asparagus for roasting and steam the broccoli. We love it.
By now the family has circled through the kitchen grabbing at the pile of cheese! Add the chicken back into the pan and top with cheese.
Now everybody wash up, it's time to eat!
Thanks to Kristin and her hubby, for this selection! This is good!
Kerry
Linking with the Sweet As Pie Cooking Club
I cut my chicken in half too!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so delicious! Thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteLooks good. We eat a lot of chicken and need to try this. We made the Dr. Pepper pork roast this past weekend and we all loved it.
ReplyDeleteMmm, looks great! And I love the idea of skipping the flour ... might have to try it that way!
ReplyDeleteOh -- and Publix puts their blocks of cheese in two different sections. The more expensive ones are over by the deli, but the Publix brand and others are over by the cream cheese and stuff, and every once in a while a good block gets mixed in there, too. I learned that lesson the hard way!