I do recommend adding spices, as mentioned in the post, but the recipe is given as per Gordon's recipe in the book cited. It's in the style of Kentucky Fried Chicken, hence American is the specific inspiration, but there is already a section in the post about fried chicken having been around for a long time in various parts of the world - perhaps you missed it.
Tsp = teaspoon, yes. This is exactly as the recipe appear in Gordon Ramsay's book. It's not a spicy chicken coating but it's certainly no tasteless in my experience. You can of course add more spice if you wish.
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Pro chef and fiery TV personality Gordon Ramsay is perhaps best known for his Beef Wellington. But when we saw that his video for chicken Parmesan from his TV show The F Word has over nine million views on YouTube, it was clear that Ramsay had to be a contender in our chicken Parmesan celebrity recipe showdown.
I docked this recipe a few points due to the oversized, under-seasoned breasts and the complicated pounding procedure. The instruction to remove the tenderloin from the boneless breast is frankly unnecessary, and butterflying the chicken, rather than halving it, meant each serving of chicken was too large. Using a rolling pin to flatten the chicken between parchment was awkward and difficult, and the pieces of chicken were unevenly thick. Dealing with parchment paper that had been exposed to raw chicken, in addition to all the numerous bowls and pieces of equipment required, proved cumbersome.
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These recipes with chicken are perfect for something quick and easy (opens in new tab) for family dinners or if you're looking for something different to make for you and your partner. Try chicken wraps, stuffed chicken breast or breaded chicken - the choices are endless!
One of the easiest things you can do with chicken breasts is to create a nice bowl of chicken pasta. This Slimming World chicken recipe is one of our favourite diet dinners with a rich, punchy sauce that is really delicious coating tender chunks of chicken breast.
Do the kids love chicken Kievs? Turn your plain old chicken breast to delicious melt-in-the-middle parcels with this easy recipe for chicken Kiev with chips - it's by diet guru Rosemary Conley so is only 339 cals per serving, too!
Add risotto rice and stock cubes to your shopping list and you'll be able to create a hearty chicken risotto. Try it with your family's favourite herbs and veggies or follow our chicken, broccoli and rosemary risotto recipe.
If you're after something a little lighter, chop up chicken breasts to make this warm Asian- inspired salad. If you fancy an extra veggie boost you can use this recipe as a base then add all your favourite veg for a healthy but filling dinner.
Eastern European-style schnitzel is easy to make at home and makes a fun change for dinner. Simply flatten your chicken breasts and coat with a herby breadcrumb mix and serve with flavoursome sides - this chicken schnitzel recipe comes with tangy fennel salad.
Fire up your chicken breasts by coating them in a spicy marinade. This Peri-Peri chicken recipe uses a shop-bought spice mix but you can always make the sauce at home yourself with our easy Peri-Peri sauce (opens in new tab) recipe.
Looks like Gordon Ramsay isn't the only one who's a dab hand in the kitchen in his household. This recipe by Tana Ramsay is an easy but impressive way to stuff a chicken breast, complete with a crispy coating!
Stuffed chicken breast recipes are always a delicious dinner option and this Gordon Ramsay stuffed chicken breast recipe is the perfect weekend treat! Filled with ricotta cheese, these sage and Parma ham-wrapped stuffed chicken breasts are just too tasty!
This coronation chicken recipe is a tasty way to spruce up chicken breasts using mayo, curry paste and apricot halves. Delicious as a sandwich filling or served with a warm potato salad, no celebration would be the same without coronation chicken!
For chicken schnitzel specifically, some believe that it may have originally been served in Israel. Schnitzel was brought to Israel from Europe by Jews, however, it was not easy to come across veal (which is the protein commonly used in schnitzel). As a result, many people used chicken or turkey to make schnitzel instead!
Serve your crispy chicken alongside some Instant Pot mashed potatoes for a complete meal! For more German-inspired dishes, check out my list of Oktoberfest recipes! Enjoy!
Raw, breaded schnitzels can be wrapped in cling film and frozen in a freezer storage bag for an easy make-ahead meal. Cooked chicken schnitzel also freezes well, but is not as crispy once thawed and reheated.
Actually, the original recipe is cooked from the chicken breast but I like more turkey meat, so I made little changes. Plenty parmesan, melted mozzarella, rich and flavorful sauce, garlic, all this together make this delicious recipe to stand out.
Preparing turkey breasts is a kind of russian roulette. If cooking it properly, it can be juicy and tender but you can also dry it very easily. I often cook the poultry breast in the oven, either stuffed or not. Also, I usually boil it with various spices when I use it for salads or sandwiches. But still, schnitzel is my favorite. Both turkey and chicken schnitzels are beloved in my family.
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