Breakfast to Chicken Breast

Yet another recipe my husband wanted me to share. This one is very basic and simple.

Prep

Take a chicken breast. Cut it into strips. Crack an egg or two-- you'd be surprised how far one egg can go in this situation. Scramble with a fork a little-- do not cook. Take your favorite breakfast cereal,-- I'd avoid the tooty fruity one's and stick with ones like regular captain crunch, or possibly frosted flakes-- we chose Honey Bunches of Oats, and crunch it up somehow. You can stick it in the blender or just use a rolling pin if you like. After you have crunched it up place it in bowl.

Make

Now take your uncooked chicken strips and dip them in the eggs. Then dip them in the cereal until they are covered.

Bake

Bake at 350 or higher, or broil, until fully cooked. Serve any way you like-- on a sandwich, with dipping sauces, as a main course to a fancy meal, etc.

Suggestions

Having the chicken fully thawed may make it easier to get it fully covered in egg and cereal. You can just prepare the whole chicken breast this way, without cutting it into strips, but I recommend cutting it because it cooks a little better.

*I just learned a new secret for making chicken like this. Give the chicken a light coating of flour before you dip it in the egg. The flour will help the egg stick better.

Eggs All-a-Golden Rod

We used to celebrate Easter up in Colorado at my Great Aunt's ranch. We would do all the traditional Easter stuff including an Egg Hunt. Well, my Great Aunt insisted that my mom and my aunt not leave her with all those eggs to deal with so they started cooking Eggs All-a-Golden Rod. A recipe my mom got from a home ec. class. Thus began our traditional Easter meal.

First boil a dozen or so eggs. Peel and separate yolks and whites.

Next make a white sauce. I use the "Better Home's and Gardens" recipe and double it. This is the recipe not doubled.

2 tablespoons butter or margarine

2 tablespoons flour

1/4 teaspoon salt

A Dash of Pepper

1 1/2 cups milk

Melt butter over medium heat. Sir in flour, salt and pepper. Stir in Milk. Cook and stir until thick and bubbly. Cook and stir for one minute more.

Once sauce is complete cut up the whites of the eggs and put them in the white sauce.

Lightly crumble the yolks with a fork.

Toast and butter some bread. Serve the white sauce on the toast with the egg yolks sprinkled on top.