This recipe is from a small booklet I got for Christmas, called "Hooray for Chicken". All of the recipes are for 8 to 12 servings, so I cut it down and modified it to make 2 servings. You take two boneless, skinless breast halves, pound them out a little to even them out, then place a jalapeno pepper jack cheese snack stick in the center and fold up. Dip in 2 T. melted butter, dredge in a mixture of 2 T. dry bread crumbs, 1 T. freshly grated Parmesean cheese, 1/2 t. chili powder, 1/8 t. cumin, and a dash of pepper. ( I used a small paper bowl and paper plate for the dipping and dredging.)
Bake at 350 for around 35 - 40 minutes, till juices run clear.
(I used my toaster oven - I use it a lot.)
Dinner's Ready, Come and Get It!!!
I almost always include some sort of green vegetable, or salad for our dinners. Normally we would have a side of microwaved steamed fresh broccoli, kale, spinach, etc......even frozen peas work fine, but I had used them all up. My broccoli looked old and yellow, so it had to get tossed out. My salad greens had wilted, also tossed, sigh, and all I had was a ripe tomato sitting lonely on the counter. I decided that adding that chopped up tomato to the beans and rice would suffice as a vegetable. It was really tasty and the chicken was delicious. Best thing about this dinner was that it yielded enough for an encore tonight. You'll be glad to know I bought new brocolli, we really do like that with fresh lemon juice squeezed over it.
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