Texas Toast Chicken Sandwich |
This dinner combination came to me while watching
television. As usual those typical commercials come on that try to entice
you to run right out, hop into your car, and go straight to the drive thru
restaurant in your town and purchase the newest, over fried, over processed sandwich.
Even though I am not a fan of fast food at all and rarely eat it because when I
do I usually get sick, however I will admit those commercials make my mouth
water a bit. So I am sitting there watching and decide I need to come up with
another great chicken sandwich. One of my cousins had recently been in and she
is from Texas. What better meal to create than a tribute to the southern state
she calls home. I decided to combine the flavors of a good fried chicken with
some peppery cheese, BBQ sauce, and wonderful toasted garlicky bread.
This recipe is so easy even an idiot can do it. Please enjoy The Tracy!
Ingredients:
- 2 boneless skinless chicken breasts
- Flour
- Egg
- Cornflake crumbs
- Garlic powder
- Cayenne powder
- Vegetable oil
- 4 slices Texas toast, (store bought)
- Pepper jack cheese
- BBQ sauce
- Mayo
- Bread and butter pickles
First, in order to make this sandwich you have to fry up the
chicken. I took a combination of flour, cornflake crumbs, garlic powder,
and some cayenne powder and combined them. I dredged the chicken in some egg
and then into the flour combo and fry on both sides in a skillet of oil until
nice and brown. Then place the chicken onto a baking sheet and bake in
a 350 degree oven for 25 minutes.
You can then cook the Texas toast slices in the oven alongside
the chicken. Just follow the directions on the box.
Once both the chicken and the toast are complete all that is
left is putting the sandwich together. Take a slice of pepper jack cheese and
lay it over the chicken. Sit chicken under your broiler just until the cheese
melts and starts to bubble. Meanwhile mix together some BBQ sauce and mayo
until you have a nice condiment. Place the chicken between the two slices of toast,
coat some BBQ mayo on the top and lay some bread and butter pickles on top of
the chicken. Viola! This sandwich was amazing. Quick, simple, delicious, with
just a slight kick of heat. I suggest giving this a try. Serves 2
Love the addition of cornflake crumbs. I like how your family inspires you!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Betsy
Deletecornflakes...very cool idea
ReplyDeletethanks Food Hunter. You can buy them already crumbled.
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