Chicken Paillard

A fancy term for flattened meat. Here , chicken. Paillard just takes minutes to cook. Meat is tender and stays juicy. You can do this to boneless pork chops too.
Chicken Paillard
A fancy term for flattened meat. Here , chicken. Paillard just takes minutes to cook. Meat is tender and stays juicy. You can do this to boneless pork chops too.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Take each chicken breast and place on a piece of plastic wrap.
- 2
Make a cut down the center of the breast cutting halfway in.
- 3
Take knife on an angle and butterfly cut each side out from center cut. Keep cuts even leaving breast in same thickness after cuts.
- 4
Place another piece of plastic over each piece. With a kitchen mallot or rolling pin, flatten chicken to 1/8" thick leaving an even thickness.
- 5
In fry pan over medium heat melt butter with olive oil.
- 6
Season each breast evenly on both sides with salt and pepper.
- 7
Cook just 1-2 minutes per side.
- 8
Serve with a lemon wedge to squeeze over each breast and with your favorite sides.
- 9
Easy, pretty meal in minutes! This also makes a great cut to stuff your meats!
- 10
Recipe by taylor68too.
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