According to my brother I am talking too much on this blog.....
And there are too many ingredients.
So here is a recipe.
With not very many ingredients.
Chicken with a cream sauce
You will need
1 chicken breast cut in half horizontally
A tablespoon of plain flour
A 'glug glug' of white wine (about 2 tablespoons)
1 garlic clove squashed but not peeled
1/2 a cup of single (half and half) cream
Method
Put your two bits of chicken onto a chopping board and bash with a rolling pin, a (un-open) wine bottle, your hand, a shoe - whatever, until flat. You are looking for the thinness of an i-phone. This is an easier exercise if you put the chicken between cling film before you start bashing.
Put the flour in a bowl and season with salt and pepper.
Dredge the chicken through the flour. Along with taking your shoes off and walking on a golf green, a flour dredged chicken breast is one of life's tactile pleasures.
Heat up a splodge of oil in your non-stick pan and fry your breasts (!) along with the garlic clove for 4 minutes each side. Do not turn the breasts before the time is up. Feel free to fiddle with garlic.
Remove from the pan and keep warm. (Just put them in a bowl with a plate on top).
Splash the wine into your still hot pan and reduce by half. Take off the heat and add the cream. Stir around. Return to a low heat for a minute or so.
Serve on the chicken with some bread and soft floppy lettuce leaves. Or chips.
This is a blog for solitary diners of every sort. For gluttons and hedonists. For people who can cook, who think they can’t cook and for those who genuinely can’t. For those who get home from work early and those who get home late. Everyone. That said, it is not for the people who say “I forgot to eat”. HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE? These people, in my humble opinion, should be tied naked to the front of a gritter lorry and pelted with supermarket egg mayonnaise.
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No you're not talking too much.. i love to read your blog! :)
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