My husband says that “more often than not, the tastiest food is the simplest”.
He should know because truth be told, he is an awesome cook (much better than me).
For lunch today, hubby made this tasty salad and so I must share-the recipe, not the salad. Sorry, I ate it all because it was so tasty.
Here’s what you’ll need:
boneless, skinless chicken breasts, 1/2-1 per person
lemon juice
sea salt
pepper
garlic powder
dried or fresh basil
olive oil
pitas (or bread) 1/2 per person
grated parmesan cheese
shredded parmesan cheese
romaine and/or red leaf lettuce
optional:
Caesar dressing or whatever dressing you love
red onion
Here’s what you’ll do:
sprinkle both sides of chicken with lemon juice while pricking with a fork
sprinkle with garlic powder, pepper, and sea salt-again on both sides of chicken
next add basil to both sides
cook in a frying pan with a small amount of oil
hubby says be sure to cover with a tight fitting lid (he uses a saucepan lid) to keep the chicken from drying out
cook the chicken on both sides
Cut the chicken breasts into strips
While the chicken is cooking, take some of those frozen pitas out of the freezer. Thaw them slightly. Then cut them into triangles and brush lightly with olive oil. Next sprinkle them with salt, pepper, garlic powder, and grated parmesan cheese. Cook them in a 425 oven until they are golden.
Divide the chicken onto plates of romaine and red leaf lettuce (or whatever lettuce you love, which hopefully is not iceburg). Next crumble the pitas on top of the chicken and then sprinkle with shredded parmesan cheese.
You can make this into a Caesar salad by mixing it all together with caesar dressing. We heartily recommend Newman’s Own Creamy Caesar because it is made with good ingredients and tastes so yummy.
Hubby also likes to add some red onion to his salad. Add whatever you desire
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