
Basically, you just take your chicken filets (I pounded mine a bit) and coat with flour, then an egg/milk mixture, and finally in cooked couscous. Fry in a skillet until both sides are golden brown and serve with a side of guacamole (just something simple like avacado, lime, and chile or hot sauce).
I decided to pair the chicken with brussel sprouts and mashed roasted garlic potatoes. The latter didn't turn out very well tonight because I was unable to use my ricer. Turns out the ricer makes all the difference. They weren't light and fluffy like they usually are when I rice them before mashing.
If you can believe this: I've never had brussel sprouts. Well, until tonight, that is. Tonight I made a side of Roasted Brussel Sprouts with a recipe from Bobby Flay. Instead of pancetta I used Farmer John's bacon. While I absolutely loved this dish, I'm not sure if I would like the brussel sprouts without the bacon and shallots because generally I'm not a fan of cooked cabbage. Even though it's kind of fattening, at least Bobby got me to eat my brussel sprouts! I'm going to hang on to this recipe for when I have kids.
2 comments:
Couscous? Interesting idea for a coating. What was the texture like after it was cooked--crunchy or soft?
Brussel sprouts with pancetta/bacon. Mmmm. I like them just with butter or olive oil, too. As long as they are fresh and not cooked too long they don't taste so cabbage-y. My kids eat 'em!
Hi Kady! Welcome to the San Diego blogging scene. Your meal looks really good. I'm also a ricer fan...I got one pretty cheap at CostPlus. Brussels sprouts I can take or leave, but they're the LEAST objectionable leafy green vegetable to me and Hubby loves 'em, so I do try to make them, and yours sound good!
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