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Making Chicken Cordon Bleu with Butcher Block
Butcher Block MasterMeat Crafter and chefGregory Burrowes(Photos: Michael Gordon& Olga Klyuchits)
Lifestyle, Local Food, Local Lifestyle, Thursday Food, Tuesday Style
March 13, 2019

Making Chicken Cordon Bleu with Butcher Block

There are thousands of ways to cook a chicken; this week Butcher Block shares with Thursday Food how to make chicken cordon bleu.

The dish originated in Switzerland in the 1940s and rose in popularity in North America during the early 1970s. Butcher Block stocks all the ingredients needed to make a delicious chicken cordon bleu. Top-quality chicken, European cheeses, smoked ham and Private Label Italian Blend seasoning, to add a bit of zing to the dish.

The dish is straightforward — a tenderised chicken breast is filled with ham and cheese, tightly rolled, coated in breadcrumbs then baked (or, if you’re in the mood to indulge, fried). Start with three fresh chicken breasts and three slices of smoked ham. Use a kitchen mallet or meat tenderiser to pound the chicken breasts until they are a quarter-inch thick. Season each side with salt and pepper and pop back in the fridge until ready to assemble. Season all-purpose flour with salt, pepper and paprika. Whisk two eggs and set aside. Liberally season breadcrumbs with Butcher Block Private Label Italian seasoning and set aside.

Set up an assembly line with the flour, eggs and seasoned breadcrumbs side-by-side. Take the chicken out the fridge and on each breast place a slice of Swiss cheese (Brie and mozzarella are great alternatives) and a slice of smoked ham (or prosciutto or Serrano). Tightly roll and secure with a toothpick. Dredge the chicken roll-ups in the flour, then the eggs, then the seasoned breadcrumbs. Place on a baking sheet and bake in a 350°F preheated oven for 35 minutes (or until golden brown). If the chicken cordon bleu is rolled tightly and indulgence is on the menu, feel free to fry them.

The dish is great to take for lunch or serve for a low-fuss mid-week dinner.

However, if you don’t feel like making chicken cordon bleu from scratch, Butcher Block has them portioned and ready to take home.

For more tips and to purchase your weekend meats, pop by:

Master Meat Crafter Gregory Burrowes

Located at Butcher Block, Upper Manor Park Plaza Shop #A7

Or telephone 876-668-4481

Master Meat Crafter Gregory Burrowes slices smoked ham for thechicken cordon bleu
Butcher Block butcher Luca Scarlett has tenderisedchicken fillets ready to become chicken cordon bleu.
Fillets of chicken breast are tenderised before beingfilled with slices of smoked ham and Swiss cheese.
The chicken breastfillets are tightly rolledafter being stuffed withSwiss cheese and ham.
The chicken/ham/cheese rolls are dredged in aspiced flour mixture, followed by an egg bathand finally breadcrumbs seasoned with Butcher Block Private Label Italian spice blend.
Each chickenroll-up is liberallycoated withButcher Block’shousemade Italianbreadcrumbs.
The chicken/ham/cheese rolls are dredged in aspiced flour mixture, followed by an egg bathand finally breadcrumbs seasoned with Butcher Block Private Label Italian spice blend.
Delicious chicken cordon bleu.(Photos: Michael Gordon & Olga Klyuchits)
Master Meat Crafter Gregory Burrowes slices smoked ham for thechicken cordon bleu

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