And before you ask, yes I did eat it all up thank you very much it was very nice too. I don't expect it would have done me a bit of good (bikini wise) but hey ho it was nice!
Yield: 2
Chicken and Bacon Melt
You'll also need:
a large frying pan, cling film, a small roasting tin and something flat to bash the chicken flat!
a large frying pan, cling film, a small roasting tin and something flat to bash the chicken flat!
ingredients:
- 4 rashers of smoked back bacon
- a little vegetable or sunflower oil for frying
- 2 chicken breast fillets - skinless
- two handfuls of grated extra mature cheddar cheese
- some plain flour
- 1 egg - lightly beaten
- 1 tablespoon of water
- salt and pepper
instructions:
How to cook Chicken and Bacon Melt
- Put some flour on a plate and mix in a little salt and pepper.
- Put the egg into a bowl and lightly beat with a fork.
- Put your chicken fillets (one at a time) between large pieces of cling film.
- Bash with something flat and bashable (not too hard or you will tear the fillet).
- Be careful as you just want to make them even thickness so they cook quickly and evenly, so don't bash them too thin.
- Heat your frying pan and add the bacon - no need to add any oil at this stage. Cook the bacon to however you fancy, I like mine nice and crisp.
- Remove the bacon and set aside. No need to wash the pan.
- Dip each fillet first in the flour, then the egg and then into the flour again.
- Put your grill on to heat up.
- Add a little oil to the frying pan and heat it up. Fry the chicken fillets in the hot oil for about 3 minutes each side. Check they are cooked through.
- When they're done, transfer them to a small roasting/baking tin.
- Top each fillet with two of the cooked rashers of bacon and a good handful of cheese, pop under the grill till the cheese melts.
- Serve with chips and salad.
Look at all that cheesy goodness Jan! Mom and dad will be viisting a few pubs in the Lake District for the next 5 weeks I am sure.
ReplyDeleteI've always loved this meal when I go to a pub, it never lets you down.
ReplyDeleteYum Jan. Could eat this right now.
ReplyDeleteJan, that looks sooooo good!!! (and I just ate supper!)
ReplyDeleteBacon and melted cheese...mmm... It looks really good!
ReplyDeleteI haven't cooked today, so please send me some of this. :)
ReplyDeletei love these kind of dishes where there are plenty of stuff in the plate !! Pierre de Paris
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everything tastes better with bacon and cheese!
ReplyDeleteThey didn't serve this in pubs when I lived in England. :-(
ReplyDeleteLooks absolutely yumptious.
Look at yo uand your new blog name!! Clearly, I have been missin gin action for a while :o) love the makeover and LOVE this dish. Now you have me drooling and it's not even lunchtime...
ReplyDeleteOooooh I would love this right now, in a beer garden with a pitcher of cocktails! :)
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