Also, I love pounding meat. Ahem. Chicken breasts come so gigantically huge these days, thinning them out makes them cook much faster anyway. I found that sticking each one in a small ziplock is a great way to reduce mess. There is also plastic wrap, but I find that is messy to reuse. I also enjoy breading things. Chef Michael Smith always talks about alternating dry and wet layers - that works great. In this case, I started with flour with salt & pepper, then eggs mixed with some milk, then bread crumbs mixed with some spices like oregano, parsley, garlic and onion powders, and a bit of paprika. Bake, throw some cheese on top, back in for a bit, then serve on pasta. Voila.
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| Chicken Parmesan |
Next Time: well I may fancy it up with home made sauce, or maybe a sharper cheese. Maybe a different type of pasta.
Me: 7.5/10
SO: 8/10
SSO: 6/10
Chicken Parmesan
Ingredients
Me: 7.5/10
SO: 8/10
SSO: 6/10
Chicken Parmesan
Ingredients
- Boneless skinless chicken breasts, one per person
- Spaghetti or Fettuccine, roughly 100g dry pasta per person, or however much you like
- mix 1: 1/2 C flour, salt & pepper
- mix 2: 2 eggs and a splash of milk
- mix 3: 1 C bread crumbs, 2-3 tsp oregano and parsley, 1/2 tsp garlic and onion powders, and 1/2 tsp paprika
- 1 C shredded mozza or similar cheese
- 1/4 C grated parmesan
Method
- Start the water boiling for the pasta.
- Pound the chicken flat, maybe 1/2".
- Rinse the chicken if necessary, let drip for a moment. Dredge in flour, then the egg mixture, then into the bread crumbs. Spray your fav baking dish with cooking spray and pop the chicken in. Bake at 400 for 15 to 30 minute depending on the thickness (check for doneness).
- Once done, pull the chicken out and start the pasta (if it is boxed) or leave to the last minute if fresh..
- Spoon your fav spaghetti sauce on the chicken, then layer with mozza and parmesan. Return to the oven for 10 minutes or until melted and hot.
- Serve over pasta.

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