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added 8 months agoIt would be tough for anyone to resist Merrill's Panko/Parmesan/Herb Cutlets: http://food52.com/recipes...
But this one might be a bit more fancy/romantic, if you want to go that way: http://food52.com/recipes...
Both are delicious!
I love Chicken Cutlets, and Merrill makes them exactly like I always have. If you are trying to impress your date, here is a way to add another level of intense flavor to this recipe: Make a brown butter with about 2 ounces of butter. As soon as its done, take off the heat and toss in a Tsp of chopped parsley and a splash of fresh lemon juice (or add supremed lemon wedges). swirl it around and drizzle over your chicken cutlet. This takes all of a minute to do, so do it just before serving and serve immediately.
Chicken piccata is always delicious.
I would make chicken with a wine pan sauce. Just take boneless skinless breasts, season with salt pepper. Dredge in flour and shake off excess. Pan fry (don't use non stick pan) in a generous mixture of oil and butter, until chicken is cooked through and slightly browned. Remove chicken and cover to keep warm. Deglaze with some marsala, dry white wine, or sherry and a little chicken broth or stock. Scrape the bottom of the pan to get those yummy brown bits into the sauce. Reduce the sauce a little and swirl in a chunk of butter to thicken the sauce a bit. Pour sauce over chicken and serve. I like to serve this chicken with sauteed spinach or mashed potatoes.
This is elegant, inexpensive, and relatively quick to make.
I have had repeated success with this one from Grace Parisi - and it's filed under 'fast Italian' http://www.foodandwine...
my fave Italian chicken dish!
This sounds delicious. I think I may go with this one! Thanks for the suggestions :)