Bain’s revenge

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I cannot wait for Bain to start wrecking backfields and looking back at the mental midgets who didn’t give him a 5 star.

I get that rankings have a lot to do with the potential of the player, because t when he’s wrecking O’s against the BEST talent in America, that should override the measurables to a degree. I just hope we end up with him, because he’s gonna jack up some QB’s in CFB before he moves on to the league and I Don want that to happen to our QB’s.

Gonna be sweet indeed
 
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Seasoned Italian Bread Crumbs...Eggs for Egg wash....Flour (season with salt and white pepper)...Marinara sauce (preferably homemade)....and Mozzarella cheese (preferably sliced) I've been known to use Muenster as well....has a creamier consistency than Mozz....unless you use fresh Mozz. Also an 8oz Chicken Breast. You do not have to pound it till it's Super thin. 1/2 inch is fine. Do it between 2 pieces of Saran Wrap. Then Flour 1st....then Egg wash...then Bread crumbs. Saute in Olive oil and Butter for approximately 3 mins per side. Use unsalted Butter ALWAYS....Salted butter burns quickly. I put two cloves of Garlic in the saute pan as I'm sautéing the Breast...but don’t let them burn. I then take the breast out. Empty pan of most of the Oil and Butter...add Marinara, put breast/******* back in pan...ladle some marinara over browned breast....cover with Mozz....finish in oven.
Thank you!
 
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Seasoned Italian Bread Crumbs...Eggs for Egg wash....Flour (season with salt and white pepper)...Marinara sauce (preferably homemade)....and Mozzarella cheese (preferably sliced) I've been known to use Muenster as well....has a creamier consistency than Mozz....unless you use fresh Mozz. Also an 8oz Chicken Breast. You do not have to pound it till it's Super thin. 1/2 inch is fine. Do it between 2 pieces of Saran Wrap. Then Flour 1st....then Egg wash...then Bread crumbs. Saute in Olive oil and Butter for approximately 3 mins per side. Use unsalted Butter ALWAYS....Salted butter burns quickly. I put two cloves of Garlic in the saute pan as I'm sautéing the Breast...but don’t let them burn. I then take the breast out. Empty pan of most of the Oil and Butter...add Marinara, put breast/******* back in pan...ladle some marinara over browned breast....cover with Mozz....finish in oven.
Since it’s going in the oven, Are you using a cast iron pan??? And if so, a flat one without the grills?
 
Since it’s going in the oven, Are you using a cast iron pan??? And if so, a flat one without the grills?
Absolutely...Cast iron/Aluminum....Also, when you are making Piccata or Marsala. With those two dishes, you will be Deglazing both with White Wine and Marsala Wine...so during that process your able to get get all the little brown pieces that are stuck to the pan up, which is flavor...which you wouldn't be able to do with a Non-stick pan. Once you deglaze with White Wine (Picatta) or Marsala Wine (Marsala) wait 30 seconds for the Alcohol to burn out...but at the same time the Wine flavors become more pronounced. Then you add Chicken stock (Picatta) and Veal or Chicken stock for (Marsala) depending if your making Chicken Marsala or Veal Marsala....in a Crunch...you can use Chicken stock for both.
 
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@RVACane ....this is the type of pan you use with Marsala's and/or Picatta's....Aluminum...and these are what's used in restaurants for sautéing literally everything, including Chicken Parm...or Veal Parm...before finishing in oven (oven safe)
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I used to make my own sauce but I stopped once I came across Rao's. Really an amazing sauce for a store bought item.
It's outstanding for bottled sauce...so is Mid's...alittle pricey...but outstanding...I usually make my own...and let it Simmer for atleast 6 hrs....my Mom and Nana...would let it Simmer all day. I like to slightly fry my Tomato paste in Olive Oil to start with. Tomato paste is basically a natural thickening agent, with an intense Tomato flavor for Marinara (Gravy as Italians call it)
 
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