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What I did with this recipe is a take off a Kraft What's Cooking recipe.
It looked good in the magazine but when I went to make it I didn't have some of the ingredients. So I did my own version....here it is.
1 can (540 ml)diced tomatoes with garlic and olive oil
1 1/2 cups shredded cheddar, divided
1 tsp basil
1 pkg stove top stuffing--the long grain and wild rice one
8 boneless chicken breasts
1/2 cup Roasted Red Pepper with Parmesan Dressing (salad dressing)
Preheat oven to 350 F. Combine tomatoes, 3/4 cup of the cheese, basil and dry stuffing, stir to moisten.
Place a chicken breast in a Ziploc bag and pound it with a meat mallet till it is 1/4 inch thick.
Repeat with all chicken pieces.
Place chicken top side down on cutting board, spread evenly with stuffing mix and then roll it up and put it in a 13x9 baking dish.
Drizzle with the salad dressing.
Bake 40 mins. Sprinkle with remaining cheese and bake an additional 10 mins.
Eat.
If you make this I hope you enjoy it. I sprinkles a tad of paprika on it before serving for a kick, but it would be just fine without.
6 comments:
Mmmmm, this is going into the rotation.
Thanks for sharing!
Looking gooooooood....
Hope you're having a fine weekend,
Heidi
Hey! I just made this same recipe a couple weeks ago! I agree it is absolutely delicious!
Looks delish! Also- I just read one of your previous posts about your experience with nurses...I'm sooo sorry so many nurses took it the wrong way. It's not like you were talking about 'them'...sheesh! They probably wouldn't like it if I wrote a post about my experience with DOCTORS 'and' NURSES! A doctor actually turned me into DCFS when my son had failure to thrive. (I took my son in because I knew there was a problem and I was fully aware he wasn't growing and it concerned me.I was a nervous wreck about it!) He informed the nurses to 'watch' me when I fed him or to feed him themselves...grrr....! I had told the doctor that I thought my son had allergies, but alas, he didn't believe me. After a week of my son still not gaining an ounce the doctor not knowing what his problem was (hmmm...scratch....scratch....and I was feeding him...go figure....) transfered my son to a much better hospital. That very night after being transfered a gastro doctor came in, looked at my son and said, "It looks like a food protein allergy.". Hmmm, really? Didn't I say that already? After putting him on a specialized formula he starting gaining weight- wa-la! So I (the mother) was right and the doctor was ummm....wrong?! I had to go through several intense interviews by the 'stupid' (just had to say 'that' word...) DCFS people even though the hospital had told them on many occasions that it was not my fault he had failure to thrive. It was a very traumatic experience for me- no good mother should have to go through that. Anyway- so glad to hear that your kiddos are doing better! You seem to be a great mother and don't let what other people say get to you (I know it's hard not to...). Have a great and wonderful weekend! =)
That looks delicious - thanks! I cook a lot of chicken, I'll remember this one! Have a good day - Kellan
Yum!!! That looks awesome! Hope you had a great weekend and have a wonderful Monday! :~)
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