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fried chicken cutlets

ingredients:
boneless chicken breasts, trimmed of all fat and cut into 1 1/2 inch strips/segments

1-2 cups of progresso italian flavored bread crumbs

approximately 1 cup wesson vegetable oil

1 egg
1-2 teaspoons milk
parsley flakes
garlic powder
basil flakes
onion powder
salt and pepper
pinch of oregano

instructions:

in a small bowl, beat egg and milk together until well blended. add seasonings.

add cut-up chicken breasts to your bowl. get the pieces moist.

now dip each chicken breast piece into the bowl of bread crumbs. shake excess crumbs off.

in a shallow frying pan, heat vegetable oil. once the oil is hot, add chicken, making sure to not let the pieces touch each other.

let them brown evenly on one side before you flip them to cook on the other side. if you attempt to flip them too soon, the breading will come off the chicken and stick to the pan. depending upon the thickness of your chicken and whether you are cooking over flame or electric burner, the pieces should be fully cooked within 5 minutes. test your first piece out - it should be moist and white inside, with no pink coloring.

after they are cooked, remove from frying pan to plate covered with paper towels. let drain, and remove to a second plate covered with paper towels. it's important to drain any excess oil.

serve warm or room temperature. will also stay in refrigerator for a day or two, if you let them come to room temperature before you serve them.

this chicken works well for picnics. also great chicken to turn into parmigiano.


honey mustard sauce

ingredients
honey
grey poupon country-style dijon mustard

mix one cup of honey to approximately 1 tablespoon of dijon mustard. you will need to taste-test this, as some folks prefer heavier mustard, while others enjoy it sweeter. an additional option is to add a pinch or two of curry powder - adds quite a bit of zip to the sauce.