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Title:How to Make them Goodies
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Created:Tue Feb 18 1986
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:4127
Total number of notes:31160

931.0. "Chicken with Spinach, Ricotta, & Sausage" by BUSY::BSANSEVERO () Mon Jan 18 1988 08:16

            
    
    This weekend, I finally got around to preparing a recipe that
    has been stuck in my wallet for about six months.  It was originally
    created by a hospital administrator who secretly dreams of becoming
    a famous chef.  If this is a sample of his work, he should stop
    dreaming and I will be his first customer.  Ingredients as follows:
    
               <Chicken Stuffed with Spinach,Racotta and Sausage>
    
    Depending upon number to serve, use about 4 - 6 large, thin
    chicken breast fillets, pounded as thin as possible.
    
    Spread with a layer of racotta cheese mixed with romano.  I
    used the deli style.  
    
    Cover cheese with a layer of cooked spinach - blanched or lightly
    fried in oil.
    
    Top spinach with cooked, drained sausage.
    
    Roll chicken breasts up like a jelly roll and place in a greased
    pan.  Bake covered at 350 for about 30 minutes.  For the final 10
    minutes or so of baking, top with a sauce of your choice.  I used
    an Alfredo sauce and it was super.
    
    Serve with pasta of your choice and wait for the compliments to
    roll in.  
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931.2BUSY::BSANSEVEROTue Jan 19 1988 08:017
    RE:  "What type of sausage did you use?"
    
    I used sweet Italian sausage, however, if you are afraid of dominating
    the dish, the orginally recipe was a bit bland, my husband and I
    added the romano cheese to give the stuffing more life.  Racotta
    and spinach alone are not all that favorful.  So it can use the
    extra flavor.  
931.4DELICIOUS!GENRAL::KILGOREA + Thinking AreaTue Feb 16 1988 23:1210
    I made the Chicken dish tonight and it came out delicious!  I used
    turkey sausage and added some parsley to low-fat ricotta cheese.
    I modified the recipe slightly so it would fit into the Weight Watchers
    program easier.  
    
    Please tell the hospital administrator he has a fan in Colorado.  Hope
    he will share more recipes soon and .0 will pass them on.  Thanks
    for the great recipe!
    
    Judy
931.5Another outrageous chicken dish!USCTR1::JTRAVERSWed Dec 05 1990 14:3023
    Here's another outrageous Chicken/Spinach combination - very easy!
    
    Grease a 9x13 pan (Pam)
    
    Layer in order:
    
    Crushed Ritz crackers
    One pkg raw spinach, washed and torn
    1 pkg fresh mushrooms, sliced
    1 pkg swiss cheese, sliced or shredded
    1 pkg cheddar cheese, sliced or shredded
    1 pkg boneless chicken breasts, pounded and cut into smaller pieces
    
    (This piles pretty high in the casserole dish, but once the
    spinach begins to cook it collapses).
    
    Pour over the top:  1/4 c melted butter
    		        1/4 c white wine
    
    Sprinkle with additional layer crushed crackers
    
    Bake 350, about 1 hour uncovered.
                   
931.6.5 was great!AKOCOA::SCHOFIELDTue Dec 18 1990 16:379
    I tried .5 Sunday and it was GREAT! I used 2 pkgs of frozen (thawed)
    chopped spinach and this nifty new cheese I found (Land o' Lakes) combo
    of cheddar/Mozz.
    
    My husband (who dislikes any healthy green veg and mushrooms) actually
    Loved it!
    
    Thanks for posting it!
    beth
931.7another recipeCHORDZ::WALTERThu Sep 22 1994 11:5534
    -5 does sound good.
    
    Something I made up last night:
    
    2 boneless chicken breasts with skin ON
    2/3 cup ricotta
    1/4 cup italian style bread crumbs
    1/4 cup romano/parmesean grated cheese
    1 frozen package spinach, thawed
    thyme 1 t
    garlic powder 1t
    parsley 1t         
    
    mix the above ingredients together.  separate skin from breast and
    stuff mixture into pockets.
    
    preheat oven to 350 and lay chicken breasts skin side up in casserole
    
    sauce
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    1T butter
    1T flour
    2/3 cup low fat milk
    1/3 cup ricotta
    1t dry mustard
    1/2t cayenne pepper
    
    make roux, add milk, ricotta and spices till you have a nice
    consistency.  pour over chicken breasts.  liberally sprinkle
    breasts with freshly ground pepper.
    
    bake for about 35 minutes.  
    
    cj