Saturday, April 14, 2007

Salsa Chicken


When I worked as a waitress in a fancy restaurant, this was one of the entrees. It is simple to make, yet tastes so yummy. The original recipe called for the chicken to be dipped in four, the only change was to dip it in cornstarch instead. Use your favorite salsa (I prefer fresh, but whatever suits your fancy will work for you). And, you will note that I have a Woodchuck cider in the background. It's gluten free and goes great with Mexican. Enjoy!

Salsa Chicken

chicken breasts, pounded thin or buy the thin cutlets
cornstarch
favorite salsa
shredded cheddar (I prefer), jack, or any mixture of cheese
butter

Coat chicken breasts with cornstarch. In skillet, over medium heat, melt some butter (needs to be sizzling, but not burning), add coated cutlets to pan. Cook until browned on one side, turn over and cook until done. Place on cookie sheet. Cover with salsa, then cheese. Put under broiler until cheese starts to bubble. (I like my cheese a little brown, but take out when you like.) Take out and serve with side of your choice.

If serving for company, cook chicken on stove top, then hold. Preheat over to 400, add salsa and cheese, and cook until warmed through. If you want cheese brown, put under broiler for a minute.

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

This sounds fabulously easy and delicious. It is going on my list to make.

Mrs. G.F. said...

This is so easy and so yummy, it's crazy.

The best is that is was on the menu of a incredibly expensive restaurant!!!

Can you imagine paying upwards of $20 for this???

Karen said...

I can't wait to try this at home- I think I could even make this. Thanks for posting it!

Mrs. G.F. said...

Your welcome Karen...let me know how it turns out. :)

Anonymous said...

I made this a few nights ago. It was fantastic and extremely easy! Thanks for posting this.

Mrs. G.F. said...

Amy, I am so glad you enjoyed this, and thank you for posting your feedback. It is so nice to know.

Have a wondeful day!

Anonymous said...

Mmm...looks yummy and easy. You really can't beat that =)

Mrs. G.F. said...

It really is hard to beat! I am making it tonight for supper. And I fry the chicken ahead of time in the morning. And then supper is a breeze.

I can't wait for supper too! :)

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