I made this yesterday for my mom, dad and hubby. Hubby was hesitant at first as he doesn't like boneless skinless breast at all. Well he actually loved it. He said it was the first breast he ate that was moist and full of flavor. I was happy that it fried to a beautiful color in the time stated on the recipie. It was quite a challenge to get them rolled up tight and secure, then floured, dipped and breaded again. More work than I anticipated, BUT well worth it. I did use the suggestion from another review in that after I completed the the rolls, I put them in the freezer for 1/2 an hr. and then in the fridge for 2 more hours before I cooked them. I didn't use any toothpicks and to my surprise they stayed together beautifully. When I went to cut my mom's (she had a stroke and can't cut her own food) well OMG the butter squirted out and she was look om my that is so beautiful and juicy. This well be a spacial occasion dish because of the work involved, BUT thank-you for sharing, Brenda

My family decided to make this dish for mother's day, it was exactly what we were looking for. We added green onions into the butter mix to better suit our palette. We had a lot of trouble folding in the edges of the chicken (even after repeated attempts at further flattening the chicken). I would recommend making a pocket in the chicken to stuff the butter in, rather than the sizable amount of toothpicks we had to use to keep the chicken rolled up.

This was pretty good, but there was a lack of seasoning (salt) which I thought could be overlooked but very noticeable when eating it. Agree with reviewers that making a slit in the chicken would be easier than pounding, but the chicken held together well in the pan when rolled and skewered. All the flavored butter oozed out; maybe this would not happen if the breasts were slit and not pounded.

OK, but nothing special. Won't be making again.

This was very good, very light flavor. I used Panko bread crumbs and baked instead of deep frying.

good recipe, I'm not that good of a chef and I was able to pull it off (barely lol), but the guys liked it! absolutely make sure its cooked alll the way into the middle before serving though!

My family absolutely loved this and for sure will make it again!!

awesome, made some changes so it has a little less fat and doesn't require you to stand by the stove.

This recipe suffers from a total lack of salt (unless you use salted butter). I use unsalted butter, so I added 1/4 tsp. salt to the butter and also the flour. I oven-baked mine and mine came out looking very sad & anemic but I think that's because I forgot the golden rule of flour-eggs-bread and went eggs-flour-bread (so as you can imagine the bread crumbs didn't stick and I think this is ultimately why it didn't brown.) My chickens were done in 20 minutes at 400 degrees. P.S. Do not use Italian bread crumbs in this recipe; I guarantee you won't like how it tastes with dill. Thanks for sharing your recipe!

So delicious! Changed the dried dill with fresh dill. Used panko instead of bread crumbs. And on cooking, I fry on a cast iron pan for 5 mins each side. Then put it in the oven for 20 mins to cook all the way thru. I love this recipe.