How to Cook Chicken Breasts | My Beautiful Food

Chicken breasts are one of the best non vegetarian food.Now let me tell you how I cook them and I promise its nothing short of one of your Favorite mouth watering dishes.It surely is my Beautiful food.

Prerequisites.

• Chicken breasts can easily dry out so they are best cooked quickly using high temperatures.
• Get a Pan and some cooking oil ready to make the best of the "Pan Fry" chicken Breasts
• If you have bought chicken breasts which are more thicker than the others you can surely Pound them to make them even , it wont do any harm.
• You will require beautiful mixing bowls from MyBorosil to give you that beautiful feeling of the good food you are going to cook.

The Procedure

• You will have to first sprinkle salt and Pepper to both sides of the Breasts according to your taste.
• If you are using a non stick frying pan its the best else you can sprinkle some cooking oil to it.
• Wait till your Pan is hot enough.
• Now put the chicken breasts on the pan and do not cover the pan.
• Now you will have to make sure that the chicken browns out evenly from both sides so you will have to keep turning them over.
• When the chicken looses its pink your chicken breasts are Ready.
• Do-not forget to serve them in beautiful melamine cookware from myborosil.

Stuffed Chicken Breasts.

• Put the Chicken Breasts in a plastic wrap and Pound them , this will make them even and will give you more space to fill it.
• Remove the plastic wrap and see if you need more pounding.
• Prepare chicken filling and add 3 table spoons of filling in the middle.
• My favorite filling includes Cheese,chopped vegetables  
• You can use the classic mixing bowls from myborosil for the beautiful filling you are preparing.
• Now fold the sides of the chicken breasts.
• Now bake the chicken breasts uncovered for 20 minutes at 400 Degrees F .
• Its ready after 20 Minutes , add sauce before consuming to make it tastier.

This Post is written as a contest entry for Beautiful food sponsored by http://www.myborosil.com/ 

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