Bruschetta Chicken

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jayd4wg

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Jun 8, 2020
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Wife was craving this so I documented the process to this wonderful, fresh dish

Started with some chicken hooters that I ran the blade tenderizer through, and then flattened a bit with my Pampered Chef tenderizer/smasher. Season liberally with S&P and a drizzle of olive oil...massage this in. Do both sides.

ON a HOT grill, get some grill marks on the face (presentation side). I failed...we were hungry and I put the chicken on the grill before it had a good chance to get the grates really hot. I also got to use my new grill press to help keep them flattened.

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Pull them at 165 degrees on the IRT and immediately place slices of mozzerella on them.

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Serve topped with homemade bruschetta, fresh grated parm, and a little drizzle of balsamic glaze.

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Bruschetta was simple - a deseeded stake tomato, a bunch of fresh cherry or grape tomatoes, diced red onion, garlic, fresh oregano and basil from the garden, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, and S&P to taste. Make this before you start cooking and set aside a while for the flavors to mingle.

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Enjoy!
 
Looks awesome.

Its starting to get to that time of year,the gardens are starting to produce some nice fresh goodies!
 
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That's some great looking bruschetta chicken Jaydawg. I'll be making a lot of bruschetta in the coming weeks, I'll need to do some chicken with it.
 
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Nice job, looks great! Try mixing that bruschetta up the day/night before. It's like many pasta sauces, soup, salsa, etc. so much better the next day.
 
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