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Chicken Escalopes Stuffed with Goat Cheese, Olives, and Tarragon
Chicken breasts opened like a book, filled with a stuffing of fresh goat cheese, olives, and tarragon, then wrapped in cured ham. A family-style recipe baked in the oven and served piping hot.
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Ingredients
- 4 Chicken breasts (Open like a book to form a pocket.)
- Fresh goat cheese (Quantity unspecified; for the stuffing.)
- Olives (Quantity unspecified; to blend with the fresh goat cheese.)
- Fresh tarragon (Quantity unspecified; leaves picked and roughly torn.)
- Salt (For seasoning; quantity unspecified.)
- Pepper (For seasoning; quantity unspecified.)
- 4 Cured ham (Slices, one to wrap each stuffed chicken breast.)
Steps
- 1
Preheat the oven to 200 °C (thermostat 6–7).
- 2
Open each chicken breast like a book, making an incision to form a pocket without cutting completely through the meat.
- 3
Blend the fresh goat cheese and olives until smooth.
- 4
Strip the tarragon leaves from the stems and roughly tear them. Add them to the stuffing, then season with salt and pepper.
- 5
Stuff the chicken breasts with the goat cheese, olive, and tarragon mixture.
- 6
Wrap each stuffed chicken breast in a slice of cured ham.
- 7
Place the stuffed escalopes in an ovenproof dish and cook for 15 to 20 minutes at 200 °C, until the chicken is thoroughly cooked.
- 8
Serve piping hot.
Notes
The quantities of fresh goat cheese, olives, tarragon, and seasoning are not indicated in the sources. The recipe text visible on screen is partially illegible; the exact quantity of chicken breasts and slices of cured ham is therefore uncertain. The transcript does not specify a dish or provide explicit instructions for achieving a “beautiful coating”; the cured ham is identified as the wrapping in the OCR text.
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