Here’s another quick and simple recipe idea for you.
It’s chicken breasts. Because I love chicken breasts. That’s the best kind of meat for me.
These are coated in delicious mixture of bread crumbs, ground nuts, Parmesan cheese and parsley. They are then fried to irresistible perfection.
Now I invite you to my kitchen to have a look at how I actually prepared them…
But before that, these are the ingredients.
1. First, place the breasts between two layers of wax paper or plastic wrap.
Then using a meat mallet or a rolling-pin (or anything that could do the job), pound the chicken breasts so that they’re evenly thin. They will spread out to at least 2 or 3 times their size as they flatten.
2. Slice each breast in half after flattening. That way you’ll achieve 4 nice portions.
3. Now salt the cutlets on both sides generously.
This is the only time we are using salt while preparing this recipe, so there’s no need to hold back.
4. Now, let the dredging begin. First, dredge a piece in flour.
5. Then dip it in lightly beaten eggs.
6. And finally cover your cutlet with a mixture of bread crumbs, ground nuts, Parmesan and chopped parsley.
I’ve used ground peanuts this time. But feel free to use any nuts you like and have on hand.
7. Set aside on a large platter (don’t overlap the pieces) and repeat with remaining chicken.
8. Pour the vegetable oil into a large skillet or pan and place over medium heat until a pinch of breading sizzles immediately when you drop it in the pan.
9. Place one breaded chicken cutlet into the hot oil and cook for about 4 minutes per side, turning once.
Both sides should be golden brown and crisp, and the chicken should be cooked through.
10. Now, this is optional but your chicken can be served over a nice layer of warm tomato sauce.
If you are into warm tomato sauce.
I’ve served this delicacy with very simple cooked potatoes.
But I can also imagine it paired with nice mashed potatoes or even fries.
Enjoy, dear friends!
This is definitely yummy!
(This recipe makes 4 portions and takes about 30 minutes to prepare.)
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I LOVEEEE this recipe.. very similar to my parmesan chicken I always make. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, thats a good comfort food. Thanks for sharing your lovely recipe the nuts, parmesan and parsley would be a great combination for that fried chicken
Raymund
http://angsarap.wordpress.com
I love this recipe. The chicken looks so crispy and flavourful. I have to make this soon 🙂
I could not resist your meal. Delicious looking.
This chicken looks fabulous! I am putting this on my dinner menu for next week! Thanks for sharing
Christina @ Sweet Pea’s Kitchen
I’ve recently been checking out many foodsites, and out of them, this one is my favorite. I like how you take pictures to illustrate what you’re doing! It’s really helpful!
Your recipe was posted.
This looks and sounds delicious! I think this may be on the menu tonight.
absolutely stupendously fantastic. Crispy too x
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
you got the chicken sooo thin! looks great!
Oh Petra! How simply delicious! I’d love to feature your recipe on http://www.canigettherecipe.com with full links and credits back to you. Please let me know if you are keen!
Thank Cari! You can feature the recipe! 🙂 Petra
Delicious… I use a very similar recipe for my chicken. When I first started making it I found that the chicken was either underdone from the frying or the chicken was cooked perfectly but the edges/seasoning were all burnt. Now, I fry the chicken for just a minute or so per side and then put it in the oven at 350f for 10 minutes. Keeps the outside perfectly golden and the chicken cooked through and tender! Hope this helps!
This recipe actually goes beautifully with mashed potatoes, fries and corn on the cob to balance the saltiness of the chicken and potatoes. Lovely!
Really great recipe! I made this for my wife last week and she absolutely loved it, I have only just remembered to come back and say thank you!!
Tabitha @ http://my-cliffnotes.blogspot.com/ raved about your recipes, so I had to come over and check them out and I just made this tonight and it is hands down one of THE best chicken recipes I’ve ever made. So easy, so tasty and crispy!!
I used panko breadcrumbs and crushed walnuts and it was delicious. Can’t wait to make some of your other recipes! 🙂
Emily w/Amazing Grapes