Chicken with Asparagus, Ham and Bearnaise Sauce

This recipe is a family favorite, the combination of ham and asparagus goes so well with the chicken and bearnaise sauce.
Chicken with Asparagus, Ham and Bearnaise Sauce
This recipe is a family favorite, the combination of ham and asparagus goes so well with the chicken and bearnaise sauce.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
FOR CHICKEN: Heat oil and butter in large saute pan.
- 2
Combine flour, parmesan cheese, pepper, salt and cajun seasoning on a plate, mix well.
- 3
Dip chicken breasts in egg / sour cream mixture, then into flour/cheese mixture to lightly coat.
- 4
Cook in hot butter oil mixture, turning once until cooked through, remove to a plate as done and keep warm.
- 5
FOR HAM: Add ham and cook until starting to brown, add chicken broth, cream and mustard, cook until slightly thickened, remove from heat.
- 6
FOR BEARNAISE SAUCE: In a small sauce pan combine wine, vinegar, shallot tarragon and pepper until reduced to 2 tablespoons, strain into small bowl.
- 7
Have a double boiler set up, in the top part of the double boiler, off heat combine egg yolks, cream, hot sauce and reduced wine/vinegar mixture, whisk well. Place over the simmering water whisking at all times until the eggs begin to thicken, 2 to 4 minutes add butter very slowly while whisking until thickened. If it gets to thick add drops of hot water to thin. Serve immediatly or keep warm by putting dish in a small pan of warm water. Do not reheat, it will seperate.
- 8
To assemble
- 9
On plates or large platter arrange asparagus, add ham with sauce, top with chicken then some bearnaise sauce.
- 10
Garnish with chives and parsley
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Serve woth crusty bread!
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