Even Martha loves a handsome nugget.
I placed the sliced lemons on the plate to make them look real fancy.
What You'll Need (serves 2):
- 2 chicken breasts
- 1/2 cup cornmeal, or 'polenta' as it is called in the Netherlands
- 1/2 cup of oatbran
- 1 Tbps Herbs de Provence (if you can find them in your neck of the woods. If you can't, dried rosemary and pepper is darn tasty, too). I like using Herbs de Provence, as it makes me sound so continental
- 1 medium-sized egg
- George Foreman lean, mean, fat-busting grill...or suitable alternative. You can also use a non-stick frying pan to cook these little buddies.
What You'll Do:
- dice your chicken into slightly-larger-than-bite-sized pieces, ensuring you remove all the skin and weird bits you want to forget about
- crack your egg into a small bowl
- mix your cornmeal, oatbran and spices into another, separate small bowl
- plug in George to get him nice and toasty...or heat up your pan
- dip each piece of chicken into the egg (this is called 'dredging', which I think sounds morbid and eery, so I shall day 'dip')
- make sure each chicken piece is not too drippy before you place it into the dry mixture
- fully cover the chicken piece with the dry mixture
- place into George or onto your pan
- cook until done (Martha likes chicken cooked, and so should you)
- that's it!
Crispy, tasty and a nice accompaniment to a Dukan-friendly side dish, like these easy, healthy, roast Dukan veggies.
The STEWART SCORE:
Appearance: 1.5
Taste: 2
Ease: 2
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