Easy Chicken Recipe For Valentines Day! | Chuds BBQ



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Sauce;
5T Butter
1/4 Cup Four
4 Cups Milk
2T Dijon
1/4 Cup Parmesan
2t Nutmeg
1T Black Pepper

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►Chud Rub and 16 Mesh Black Pepper

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►Wagyu Tallow

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  1. Made this for Valentines dinner and it was a hit. Breaded in panko and fried in a cast iron skillet with about a 1/2 inch of peanut oil. Fried on all sides and then into a 365 oven until done – about 30 minutes – and too cold in Ohio to get the Weber kettle out. Then made it for my daughter and her BF next day for their valentines dinner. They flipped over them. Their both D1 athletes and he probably could have put down 3 of them. They paired theirs with mac and cheese (I said they're in college) and some Broccoli. Question, how did you get that "close to perfect" form. I had to use about half dozen toothpicks in each to keep them together. Maybe didn't make them thin enough?

  2. IMO the best way to make any stuffed chicken is to do everything you did (ie flatten, season, lots of middle bits, cling wrap etc). But you should have done 1 thing diff… rolled it the "long way vs the short way" as you mentioned. What would make this from a 7 to a 10 is a gooey melty cheese core. IE Chicken Kiev style.

    Bc your channel is based on smoke and bbq smoke the ham and cheese etc whatever, but don't do the rolled bs, do a whole hearted core of greatness.

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