August 10th, 2011

 

I do not have pictures to put with this recipe, sorry!

INGREDIENTS:

4  Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breast

1/4 cup Olive Oil

3 TBL. Italian Seasoning-you can purchase this in the spice section in the store

2 TBL.  Fresh Basil-Finely chopped

1  tsp.  Salt

2  tsp.  Pepper

2 Cans chicken broth- I get my broth from chicken I have boiled in the past.  I freeze the broth for times like these.

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HERB PASTE

Mix all herbs and olive oil together.  KEEP IN MIND, you may want a thicker paste, so add more herbs, if you want a thinner paste, add less herbs.  Just mix until you are satisfied.

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Rinse and Clean Chicken Breast

Place Chicken Breast between plastic wrap or parchment paper

Smash Chicken with rolling pin, so it becomes thin…But not paper thin

Spread the herb paste on one side of the Chicken breast

Start at one end and roll the Chicken breast, tightly

Place Chicken breast in a baking dish, with seam side down- make sure the baking dish has high sides.  Like a casserole dish

Poor Broth into dish, ONLY fill to half.  It will over flow if you fill to the top

Cover with aluminum Foil

Cook at 350 deg. for an hour AND remove foil

Cook another 30 minutes without foil

Meat temp should be 180 when it is done.

Slice the rolled breast at an angle, the herbs will show in the center

GRAVY TO POUR OVER:

Make a rue with oil and flour

Pour the broth from the dish and any left over broth you have from the can into the rue.  Stir until thick

Place Chicken breast on the top of Homemade mashed potatoes

Pour gravy over the top.  Serve hot.

Yum Yum- This is a keeper!

 

 

 

 

 

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Sonia Says:

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