Jan 13, 2010
Off the hook. I did have to triple the coating(and I did add garlic and onion powder) and I didn't have gruyere, so I used mozzerella. I followed the recipe exact otherwise. My husband and I nommed all through dinner, he even said that dinner was a pleasant surprize. Taste-wise, I compare it to French Onion Soup but on chicken. This would be a great company dinner or comfort food for family. I served this with a browned garlic rice and steamed broccoli. A+! NOTE: I suggest you don't do what I did and not pound out the chicken. You want the thinness and tenderness that pounding/flattening provides. Otherwise, you have a tough though very tasty chicken breast. NOTE: If you want to make this into a sandwich, just cut the chicken into strips after cooking, cook the mushrooms together with a bit of the white wine and butter and assemble the "filling" on hoagie buns, broiling briefly with the cheese openfaced. My husband thought this up and this
is how he prefers this recipe now. I have to say it's a great idea.
—Sarah Jo
