Baked Garlic, Basil and Camembert Stuffed Chicken Breasts

"I have based this on my Easy Garlic and Basil Stuffed Chicken Breasts as a variation. I used panko but you could use plain dried breadcrumbs. This recipe can easily be doubled."
 
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Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
2
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 180'C/350-375'F.
  • Mix together the chopped basil, garlic and butter.
  • Cut a deep cut along each chicken breast to make a pocket.
  • Fill pockets with mixture and then place camenbert slices of top, pressing in well.
  • Dust with a little flour and dip into the beaten egg.
  • Add salt and pepper to the panko and stir.
  • Roll breasts in the panko mix covering them well.
  • At this stage you can either place in fridge for 30 minutes to set the crumbs or start cooking by placing the breasts in a greased or sprayed baking dish.
  • Place in oven and bake for 15mins.
  • Pour over the wine and continue baking for another 15 minutes or until lightly browned and cooked through.

Questions & Replies

  1. If I follow the garlic butter and Camembert recipe, will it work out ok if I crumb it, if so how long to cook in the oven
     
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Reviews

  1. I made this on the weekend for a dinner party we had and my husband said its a keeper...which is the highest rating you can get for me! It was simply delicious. The only addition I made was an extra quarter of a cup of wine, making it half a cup that was poured over the chicken breasts and also I used seasoned breadcrumbs instead of Panko. A recipe that I will make again and again. I served it with caesar salad and warm crusty bread and the entire meal was demolished by all. Thanks for an awesome recipe.
     
  2. Wow! Simply excellent. This is a new favorite "company" recipe. It is superb. The basil and garlic and cheese flavors are delicious. I thought it would be hard to make but it was simple. For the wine I used an Italian Pino Grigio that I also served as the accompanying wine for the meal. Excellent pairing of flavors. The wine in the recipe is necessary to keep the chicken moist and provides a delicious sauce that can be drizzled over the top of the meat. As I mentioned, I thought it would be hard but it wasn't; I used regular, seasoned bread crumbs straight off the shelf from the grocery store instead of the panko. One tip: cut the breasts from the thickest side. It took me a minute to figure out which side to cut. (being a novice chef). I also made the dish with gruyere (left over from a party three nights ago). Since it was a harder cheese, the gruyere browned beautifully and made a delicious crust on top of the chicken. Yum, yum, yum. The recipe is like a Chicken Cordon Bleu. However, I like this recipe better than Cordon Bleu; it seems just as fancy but tastes better and is simpler to make. Thank you Jen T for opening my eyes to a wonderful recipe.
     
  3. This was lovely, a great dish for a romantic dinner. I did have a bit of an oozing issue in the pan but I simply poured the pan juices over the chicken when serving. I think I was a little conservative with the camembert so would use a bit more next time, but this is a winner for sure. Thanks Jen!
     
  4. We enjoyed and devoured. I upped it to 6 chicken breasts (2 have been frozen for reheat lunches/dinners for the DH). I used regular dried bread crumbs. The chicken was moist and flavoursome. made for Make My Recipe - A Game of Tag.
     
  5. I love this recipe! It is easy and very flavorful, I have made it three times in the last couple of months. I tried it with soft brie cheese... which was tasty too, but i preferred the camembert. I used regular crushed bread crumbs and they were fine. The white wine really helps to add a kick of flavor and keep the chicken moist. Thanks!
     
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