There are people who will never get bored with breadcrumbs and chicken slices. (
I know, because some of them live in my house. )
For the rest of us, finding a higher goal for boneless, skinless chicken breasts is a lifelong mission.
Their strengths are well known: they are fastcooking, high-protein, crowd-pleasing, low-fat.
Their disadvantages are dry, tough and tasteless. A really well-
It's a good food to season crispy chicken slices, but many other cooking methods
Soaking, BBQ, searing, poaching
Only cuts from bad to bad.
French chicken with butter and lemon sauce is the best thing you can do with chicken chops.
Chicken and lemon are a classic combination of almost all meatseater likes.
This is a very rare restaurant, which is easy to do at home.
"This is one of our most popular dishes, but I don't know where it came from," Lisa Baymont, 118-year-
Baymont old restaurant in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the chicken is considered one of the best restaurants in the city.
Four generations of her family, including
Bamonte has worked in the kitchen, so she is very familiar with the signature elements of the recipe: the flour spreaders, the egg wash and the bright, rich sauce.
Like piccata, Marsala and saltimbocca, francese was originally made with veal.
These dishes are classic Italian dishes and they work the same way: a small piece of meat is coated with a thin layer of flour and then there is enough time to turn yellow in oil and then a small rain.
This is a fast but challenging formula.
Veal or chicken must be cooked in a flash to avoid a scorched coating and you must immediately make the sauce and serve it otherwise it will get cold and dry.
Francese is a more forgiving dish for the reason: it has an egg skin to keep the meat moist and a rich pan sauce to keep the whole dish warm.
The traditional practice of fried chicken in Europe is to dip eggs (
Yes, there is such a thing)
There are also classic dishes, such as the Viennese fried meat steak and fried food.
Egg protein forms a thin but critical coating during cooking to protect the meat or fish from drying. An egg-
The batter is not as crisp as the Americans.
A thick layer of flour or crumbs was added. But that’s O. K.
Because in any case, you have to plug the cooked cuts back into the pan, re-heat them, and apply them with a good sauce.
This means that this dish is not so separate.
Secondary operation;
You can cook the meat chops and make the sauce a few hours ago and then heat it up before serving.
Chicken Francese, very confusing name
"French" is Italian, meaning "French"
According to food historians, neither place is local.
The name of the dish is unknown in Italy and there is no corresponding French recipe (
Although the sauce is a bit like butter White, the butter is added to a syrup-like white wine).
All of this shows that French chicken is Italian like baked ziti and garlic bread
The American invention is called "France" because of its luxurious butter sauce ".
In the database of the New York Public Library 45,000 the restaurant menu dates back to the 1840 s, the menu of the "Arabic French style" small restaurant did not indicate the date grid, the New York Times commented affectionately on a restaurant in Midtown Manhattan in 1964. (
The atmosphere here features "walking musicians and waiters in a peasant-style striped shirt and cummerbunds" and the pasta is a room attendant. )
There is one more thing that no one knows exactly how to pronounce French.
I'm Fran in New York and New Jersey. CHASE;
If you say it in Italy, it's Fran. CHAY-zay;
Most Americans say FranCHAYZ.
There is no place to embrace French chicken more warmly than Rochester. Y.
A city of great Italian history
American cooking.
According to the Rochester Democratic Chronicle, French veal was originally served in a restaurant called the Brown Derby, about 1967.
Become a signature dish for restaurant and chef Vincenzo (
Real Name James ciadeola)
Soon on the menu in town. Mr.
Ciadeola told the Democratic Chronicle in 2005 that while working at a restaurant near the Grand Eastman Theater, he learned the dish from visiting New York City chefs. (
"Liberace told me it was the best veal he had ever eaten," said Mr Liberace. Cianciola said. )
The emergence of animals in the 1970 s --
Activists have prompted many restaurants to switch from beef to chicken, but the popularity of the dish has not diminished at all.
At some point the dish has undergone another change.
Continues the tradition of giving less food to the region --than-
Name of appetizing (
See: junk dish, chicken claw, sponge candy)
The dish was renamed "French chicken" so it still exists.
"As far as I can remember, it's called French chicken," said Christine Hess, a food stylist in New York and Florida, who grew up in Rochester.
She said the French chicken was (and remains)
The staple food thereat white-
Restaurant, diners and everything in.
"I put it in a beautiful linguine nest with a lot of parsley," she said . " So the dish looks fresh and light.
You can follow her steps, dip in the sauce with pasta or starchy foods, or use a steamed vegetable that goes with lemon (such as green beans or broccoli.
The thin slices you need are made from the whole breast by horizontal slices and beat them to square if neededinch thickness.
Most supermarkets have pre-prepared meat chops that any butcher will make for you.
Vegetarians can be replaced with cauliflower slices or favorite vegetable pies.
If you like the extra zipper and heating, you can add a little grated Parmesan and a little red --
Like in Rochester, there are pepper slices and a little parsley on the egg skin.
Or you can expand further. Ms.
Hess's sister Jennifer McKee has been a waiter at Rochester for 25 years. Ms.
McKee said that she has seen a variety of "French": hadoc French, lobster french, artiste French, and recently seen shrimp and so on --and-French broccoli
"I think there's French for 80% weddings, parties and the like," she said . ".
"If you don't know how to make French chicken, you can't cook in Rochester.
"Recipe: Chicken Platter, you want a dry white wine that is equally shiny.
This may be the same white color you use to season, the taste is not very confident, the sour taste is not very lively, it will be refreshing.
You can start by thinking about a range of Italian whites, such as good Soave or vermentino from Liguria.
You can easily choose grunner veltliner from Austria, which is usually the preferred wine for schnitzel.
From France, you can taste lovesickness in the Loire Valley, charblis or Allego.
Assyrtiko of Santorini is both unconventional and delicious, fried chicken is better than champagne, why not try this dish?
If you want to be red, it may include garden-, Barbella and borolay.
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