French Fried Chicken and Cheese
Take a bite of the crispy French-fried cheese and chicken, and the smooth cheese will come out. I hope to help you quickly improve your cooking skills, such as the taste and appearance of dishes.
Ingredients
Chicken breast, cheese slices, ham slices, eggs, breadcrumbs, flour, salt, black pepper, thyme, side dishes, thousand island sauce and broccoli.
Steps
1. Cut the chicken breast into large pieces; marinate it with black pepper and thyme and keep them for 10 minutes.
2. Use a meat hammer to smash the chicken breast, but do not apply too much force. If you use too much force, the chicken will be easily torn.
3. Well wrap the cheese and ham with the chicken so that they won’t leak.
4. Coat the wrapped chicken with flour, egg liquid and bread crumbs in turn.
5. After the oil is hot, add the chicken. Fry it until the surface is golden; remove and drain it.
6. Blanch the broccoli and sweet corn; remove and drain them.
7. Arrange the food on the plate.
8. Add your favorite side dishes.
Please note that you can use a vacuum sealer and a plastic bag to keep your leftovers.
Ingredients
Chicken breast, cheese slices, ham slices, eggs, breadcrumbs, flour, salt, black pepper, thyme, side dishes, thousand island sauce and broccoli.
Steps
1. Cut the chicken breast into large pieces; marinate it with black pepper and thyme and keep them for 10 minutes.
2. Use a meat hammer to smash the chicken breast, but do not apply too much force. If you use too much force, the chicken will be easily torn.
3. Well wrap the cheese and ham with the chicken so that they won’t leak.
4. Coat the wrapped chicken with flour, egg liquid and bread crumbs in turn.
5. After the oil is hot, add the chicken. Fry it until the surface is golden; remove and drain it.
6. Blanch the broccoli and sweet corn; remove and drain them.
7. Arrange the food on the plate.
8. Add your favorite side dishes.
Please note that you can use a vacuum sealer and a plastic bag to keep your leftovers.
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