Need to impress in-law

[PegJane]

I need to impress my in-laws with a nice meat meal. I want something that is fancy but not too difficult to make. They like sauces and unusual food. Nothing too spicy. I was thinking of Chicken Oscar, or a Beef rolled and stuffed with dressing. Does anyone have a good recipe they can suggest? Thanks so much! Peggy Jane

[Dee514]

Chicken Supreme "Oscar"
Chicken Oscar
Chicken Oscar With a Hollandaise Sauce
Chicken Oscar With Lemon Chive Sauce
Elegant Chicken Oscar
Jeff Probst's Oscar's Delight

Stuffed beef tenderloin recipes

[pinky kookie]

These are excellent recipes to impress your in-laws:

ROLLED FLANK STEAK -
By NcMysteryShopper - 21 reviews -
http://www.food.com/recipe/rolled-flank-steak-62709

FLANK STEAK STUFFED WITWH BLUE CHEESE, SPINACH AND BACON -
By Melanie B. - 3 reviews -
http://www.food.com/recipe/flank-steak-stuffed-with-blue-cheese-spinach-and-bacon-407005

MATAMBRE - ARGENTINE ROLLED, STUFFED FLANK STEAK -
By Mimi Bobeck - 2 reviews -
http://www.food.com/recipe/matambre-argentine-rolled-stuffed-flank-steak-68155

CHICKEN SUPREME "OSCAR" RECIPE -
with crabmeat, shrimp or lobster, asparagus and hollandaise sauce mix
By JoAnn - 8 reviews -
http://www.food.com/recipe/chicken-supreme-oscar-17374

CHICKEN OSCAR RECIPE -
with crabmeat asparagus spears and Hollandaise sauce mix -
By lazyme - 4 reviews -
http://www.food.com/recipe/chicken-oscar-207747

CHICKEN OSCAR WITH A HOLLANDAISE SAUCE RECIPE -
with crabmeat, prawns, asparagus, white wine & chicken stock
By The Flying Chef
http://www.food.com/recipe/chicken-oscar-with-a-hollandaise-sauce-281039

CHICKEN OSCAR WITH LEMON CHIVE SAUCE RECIPE -
By Bobtail
http://www.food.com/recipe/chicken-oscar-with-lemon-chive-sauce-249882

[Chicagoland Chef du Jour]

This will knock their socks off, you too .

Mediterranean Chicken With Dried Apricots & Prunes is made the night before or with as much lead time as you can get. You won't be fussing with dinner prep & such and will have time to enjoy your company. It doesn't get easier than this. Super delish and very pretty presentation!

Now if you want to be busy and hide int he kitchen (I do some times, ) then pick another recipe!

[SarasotaCook]

If they like seafood, this is one dish I absolutely love
I didn't go through every chicken oscar dish. But I flatten the chicken then stuff with the crab stuffing.

Bake in a pan with butter and white wine.
Serve with a blender hollandiase which can be MADE ahead and kept warm in a thermos.
Also, asparagus, or if you want beans or mushrooms can be served too. A baked potato is easy to serve this with. Try rubbing the potato with olive oil, salt, pepper and garlic powder. It is delicious and easy.

And again, you can prepare so much in advance.

[Chocolatl]

Whatever recipe you choose, I recommend trying it out yourself once before you serve it to them. You don't want any recipe disasters on the actual day!

[Claudia Dawn]

My favorite company dish is Monterey Chicken Rolls; in fact, I just served it yesterday with Crock Pot Scalloped Potatoes (omitted the ham), Balsamic and Brown Sugar Roasted Carrots, and Buttery Soft Crescent Rolls (it was an all Food.com meal!). Usually I serve it with broccoli and augratin potatoes but wanted to change things up a bit.

[SarasotaCook]

Chocolatl wrote:
Whatever recipe you choose, I recommend trying it out yourself once before you serve it to them. You don't want any recipe disasters on the actual day!

So true! Never try something new when trying to impress

[Recipe Reader]

The Best Braciole is very good, and will impress

[SarasotaCook]

Recipe Reader wrote:
The Best Braciole is very good, and will impress

That is something that I would serve. A couple of upscale sides; appetizer, salad etc, and it is a nice dish.

It is something that they may not have every day.