Boneless Chicken Breast

"This served the two of us very nicely-the 1/2 breast weighed 8.2 oz. I made up the recipe myself! I prepared mashed potatoes and heated a small can of Franco-American turkey gravy to go with it. I also prepared a bag of cranberry sauce. I stock up on these during the holidays and freeze them"
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
2
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ingredients

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directions

  • Melt margarine in small pan, add onion and celery and saute lightly.
  • Add margarine mixture to stuffing mix and stir.
  • Add enough bouillion to make a moist mixture, blending well.
  • Trim chicken piece of fat and season with salt and pepper.
  • Place cut side up on flat surface and cover with stuffing mix.
  • Place on low rack in baking pan and cook at 350 degrees for about 40 minutes.
  • Baste occasionally with remaining bouillion.

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  1. Well, Hi there, Joan !! This made a very tasty impromptu dinner, with 1 large bs/sl breast and left-over pasta with broccoli ! Only subbed olive oil for the margarine, but followed the rest as posted. DH said this would be good again on a never-ending chicken night ! Thanks, for posting !
     
  2. I tried it instead w/turkey & it was amazing -- thank you for the incredible recipe, as I need NEVER have the hassel of cooking an entire turkey again!
     
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  1. Well, Hi there, Joan !! This made a very tasty impromptu dinner, with 1 large bs/sl breast and left-over pasta with broccoli ! Only subbed olive oil for the margarine, but followed the rest as posted. DH said this would be good again on a never-ending chicken night ! Thanks, for posting !
     

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