This dish works with either fresh or frozen chicken which I think is wonderful because I usually have frozen chicken and this allows for a last minute meal.
I read about the method years ago but can't recall where. It works every time.
What I do is take a chicken breast (it's actually half of one) and put it into a cast iron fry pan into which I've put maybe a tsp of vegetable oil and a sliced clove or two of garlic, put a lid over top of this, cook on a medium heat until the sound of cooking changes, turn the chicken over and move the garlic to the edges, re-cover and let cook until the sizzle now sounds more like a simmer, test for doneness.
The original recipe suggested not using any oil at all but I find a few drops is needed. This produces a moist , tender piece of meat, crispy a bit on the outside. I buy boneless and skinless chicken breasts, free range and organic.
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NOW I’m really hungry and it’s 4am… your supper looks delicious!
What have you got on your salad?…I notice your baked bread from previous blog!! yummy….
Hi Esther That’s a spinach salad from the bakery on Oak Bay avenue by Bank of Montreal – they do wonderful salads – yam and eggplant is super. Maybe you could bring an angel to Knit’n’Cafe tomorrow – they are exquisite.