My Version of Olive Garden Stuffed Chicken Florentine

"I really love this, but they don't make it any more. I found out the cheese stuffing in the chicken is the same as chicken marsala, so I got the chicken Marsala recipe from "#1 Baker" and changed it to make stuffed chicken florentine instead of marsala. Please note any changes you make to makes this. I'm curious to see if anyone else thinks it resembles Olive Garden's creation."
 
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Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
19
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Cut the chicken breasts in half, the butterfly them (so you have 6 butterflied pieces of chicken).
  • Mix together cheeses, sour cream, bread crumbs, garlic crushed red pepper flakes, salt and pepper. Add 2 Tbsp sun dried tomatoes(remove from the oil, and chop before adding). Put the mixture into the butterflied chicken.
  • Dredge the chicken in about 1 C flour.
  • Put some oil in a pan and sear both sides of the chicken, then remove from pan and place in a baking dish and put it in the oven for 10-20 minutes at 350 degrees.
  • While that is cooking, cook the noodles according to directions.
  • In another pan, mix together 1/2 C flour and 1/4 C olive oil until thick. Add half and half and chicken broth and whisk until smooth. Let it heat and thicken more.
  • Take the remaining sun dried tomatoes and put them into a food processor or blender and pulverize them, then add it to the half and half sauce on the stove. Add Salt and pepper to taste. This is your sun dried tomato sauce.
  • To serve, put the chicken on the plate, and put the cooked noodles next to the chicken. Add the sun dried tomato sauce on top of the pasta. Then sprinkle the chopped Roma tomatoes and spinach on top of the pasta and serve. to do like olive garden, serve with extra fresh Parmesan on top.

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Reviews

  1. I'm not sure how the Olive Garden version tastes, however, this recipe looked interesting to try. To cut some fat/calories I cut the cheeses, used dry sun-dried tomatoes, yogurt for cream & only 7 oz pasta. We don't like our dishes really creamy/goopy so I used 8 (vs 6) breasts & I found there was still plenty of filling/sauce to go around. The sauce was abit thick for us so I added abit more chicken broth, next time I will cut the flour & yogurt in 1/2. Loved the tomatoes & spinach on top, I might think about substituting more of the filling for spinach next time. This recipe wasn't quite to our preferences but it was tasty, thanks for sharing.
     
  2. This is amazing and almost exactly like the olive garden version.
     
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  1. I'm not sure how the Olive Garden version tastes, however, this recipe looked interesting to try. To cut some fat/calories I cut the cheeses, used dry sun-dried tomatoes, yogurt for cream & only 7 oz pasta. We don't like our dishes really creamy/goopy so I used 8 (vs 6) breasts & I found there was still plenty of filling/sauce to go around. The sauce was abit thick for us so I added abit more chicken broth, next time I will cut the flour & yogurt in 1/2. Loved the tomatoes & spinach on top, I might think about substituting more of the filling for spinach next time. This recipe wasn't quite to our preferences but it was tasty, thanks for sharing.
     

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