Happy Wednesday!
How has everyone’s week been so far? I feel like mine
has been so busy! Monday nights episode of The Bachelor was pretty good! I was
happy to see Ashley S. go home but sad that Prince Farming kept Ashley I. She
reminds me of a desperate 12-year old with her whining and constant
complaining! I’m still #teambritt but she broke bachelor cardinal rule #1, don’t
ever question the bachelor! Chris was not at all pleased with being confronted,
I think she got lucky this time!
I bought this delicious Merlot just for the occasion,
Ghost Pines is one of our favorite affordable wine brands and we had never
tried their Merlot…it’s delicious ya’ll! I know, you must be shocked to hear
that! :)
Last night I was not in the mood to spend a long time
on my feet, I was so tired from the 4 miles I ran at the gym! I decided to make
quick fried chicken caesar salads, in total it took me about 20 minutes from
start to finish!
Here’s what you’ll need:
2 chicken breasts, blutterfied
1/2 cup egg beaters or two eggs, scrambeled
1 cup bread crumbs (I used the seasoned kind)
Vegetable oil (enough to fill a deep pan with 1 inch
of oil)
6 cups romaine lettuce
1/4 cup shredded parmesan cheese
1/2 cup light caesar dressing
Croutons (I made my own, recipe for those below!)
Here’s what
I did!
Pour 1 inch
of the oil into a deep pot, I used my soup pot. Heat on medium, it took my oil
about 10 minutes to reach the correct temperature.
Butterfly
your chicken breasts and coat in the egg beaters, let rest until you’re ready
to add them to your oil. Once it’s ready coat the chicken breasts with bread
crumbs and drop into your oil. Cook for 4-5 minutes on each side, you want them
to be a dark golden color. Place onto paper napkins to drip, dry and cool. Once
you can pick them up slice them into 1-inch pieces. You want to use a really sharp knife for this
so you don’t tear off the breading!
In a large
bowl combine the lettuce, parmesan cheese and dressing, mix well! Serve on a
plate and top with your chicken and croutons, yum!
Homemade
croutons:
2 cups of
bread that is a few days old (but not stale), chopped
2 tbsp extra
virgin olive oil
Fresh cracked
black pepper
1 tsp garlic
powder
Cut your bread
into 1-inch cubes and place in a single layer on a baking dish. Drizzle with
the olive oil then sprinkle the garlic powder and pepper. Mix well, I used my
hands! Bake at 400 degrees for 15 minutes. I used our small counter top oven,
they will cook faster in a normal oven.
They were as
yummy as they look!
We paired
this delicious meal with a wonderful red blend I picked up the other day. I don’t
usually buy blends but I am a fan of the 14 Hands brand. This was a great
choice, it wasn’t too sweet and had a great spicy after taste. I will
definitely buy this one again! Cheers!
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