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How To Improve Your Chicken Parmesan



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INGREDIENTS:
1 Chicken Breast Large
¼ c Flour (60g)
1 Egg Scrambled
½ Tbsp Water (8g)
1 c Panko or Breadcrumbs (60g)
¼ c Parmesan (30g) Grated
8oz Mozzarella (226g)
Salt To Taste

STEPS:

Slice the Chicken Breast sideways into two even halves and roll/pound under parchment/wax paper until the meat is a uniform ¼ inch thick (6mm) across the entire piece

Fill three shallow trays with the following…
1. Flour and a pinch of Salt,
2. Egg, Water and a pinch of Salt,
3. Panko Breadcrumbs, Parmesan cheese, and a pinch of Salt*

Coat the Flat Chicken fully in the three mixtures, going from the Flour to the Egg to the Panko**

Heat a shallow layer of Oil in a heavy pan and shallow fry the Coated Chicken on high until the crust turns golden brown***

Top with a sprinkle of Salt and thin slices of Mozzarella cheese before broiling under a watchful eye until the cheese melts and slightly begins to brown

Serve with some pasta, some veggies, or in a sandwich. However you like it… just don’t forget the marinara sauce just before serving.

*For a little extra flavor, you can add some dried Italian spices to the breadcrumbs, like oregano, basil or parsley. I prefer adding them to the marinara sauce though so they don’t burn in the oil.

**If you’re working on many chicken breasts at a time, you can leave them sitting in the breadcrumbs while you coat the other pieces

***If the chicken is browning unevenly, you can use a spoon to baste the hot oil on the sections that need to cook more

#chicken #cooking #recipes

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  1. Perfect Chicken Parm Secrets

    For this FULL recipe and all my other recipes… check out my website at http://www.triggtube.com OR visit the link in my bio

    INGREDIENTS:
    1 Chicken Breast Large
    ¼ c Flour (60g)
    1 Egg Scrambled
    ½ Tbsp Water (8g)
    1 c Panko or Breadcrumbs (60g)
    ¼ c Parmesan (30g) Grated
    8oz Mozzarella (226g)
    Salt To Taste

    STEPS:

    Slice the Chicken Breast sideways into two even halves and roll/pound under parchment/wax paper until the meat is a uniform ¼ inch thick (6mm) across the entire piece

    Fill three shallow trays with the following…
    1. Flour and a pinch of Salt,
    2. Egg, Water and a pinch of Salt,
    3. Panko Breadcrumbs, Parmesan cheese, and a pinch of Salt*

    Coat the Flat Chicken fully in the three mixtures, going from the Flour to the Egg to the Panko**

    Heat a shallow layer of Oil in a heavy pan and shallow fry the Coated Chicken on high until the crust turns golden brown***

    Top with a sprinkle of Salt and thin slices of Mozzarella cheese before broiling under a watchful eye until the cheese melts and slightly begins to brown

    Serve with some pasta, some veggies, or in a sandwich. However you like it… just don’t forget the marinara sauce just before serving.

    *For a little extra flavor, you can add some dried Italian spices to the breadcrumbs, like oregano, basil or parsley. I prefer adding them to the marinara sauce though so they don’t burn in the oil.

    **If you’re working on many chicken breasts at a time, you can leave them sitting in the breadcrumbs while you coat the other pieces

    ***If the chicken is browning unevenly, you can use a spoon to baste the hot oil on the sections that need to cook more

    #chicken #cooking #recipes

  2. I have some ways I do it. I actually season the raw chicken with Parmesan and black pepper before flowering it. I also use egg white and a little water for the liquid part, I swear this makes the crust kind of thinner and separates it less. Then instead of panko I used Italian breadcrumb or I blend croutons. Comes out bomb

  3. The sauce is doing very heavy lifting here. It's not bad without it but it's not extraordinary ether. No hate here but it wasn't said about much (from what i found marinara is used). For now in the series the chicken tenders are my favourite cause they are like completely changed my chicken menu.

  4. I always cover the breast in plastic and pound the shit out of it, because it roughens up the surface making the crust stick even better while also getting more crispy. Of course you can use something that's not plastic, just cover it with something that makes sense

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