A plate of Chicken Cordon Bleu, featuring a golden-breaded chicken breast stuffed with ham and cheese, served alongside fluffy rice with peas and a fresh salad.

Chicken Cordon Bleu

Alex Brecher

A plate features a sliced Chicken Cordon Bleu, revealing ham and melted cheese inside, accompanied by fluffy rice with peas and a fresh salad of tomatoes and greens.INGREDIENTS :

A golden-brown Chicken Cordon Bleu is plated with a side of green vegetables and garnished with herbs, set on a rustic wooden table in a cozy dining environment.

  PREPARATION :

  • Preheat oven to 350°.
  • Split chicken breast in half.
  • Please Swiss cheese and diced onion in center of chicken bread. Close breast around cheese and onion.
  • Combine mushrooms, soup and water. Pour over chicken.
  • Bake for 1 hour at 350°.

A golden-brown Chicken Cordon Bleu is plated with a side of green vegetables and garnished with a sprig of parsley, set on a wooden table with a soft-focus background.

  NUTRITIONAL INFO : 

Nutrition Per Serving (Serves 2)
  • Calories 158
  • Fat 3 g
  • carbohydrates 5 g
  • Fiber 0.2 g
  • Protein 30 g

 

A golden-brown Chicken Cordon Bleu is plated with a side of fresh vegetables, garnished with herbs, on a wooden table, highlighting a delicious and elegant meal.

Sliced yellow cheese with holes is arranged on a wooden board, accompanied by a sprig of fresh parsley, suggesting preparation for a dish like Chicken Cordon Bleu.What we call Swiss cheese in North America is a far cry from it's inspiration. Emmental cheese from the Emmental area in Switzerland. The holes come from bubbles formed when carbon dioxide is released as bacteria in the cheese consume the lactic acid secretions are going on! The holes are referred to as "eyes". What do you call a Swiss cheese without eyes? Blind. We didn't make this up.

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