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I rember a simple recipie called Chicken cordon-bleu [sic] It was
chicken breasts with thin sliced ham and cheese. Does anyone here remember this recipe? can someone help me with it? thanx Ron C. =========================== |
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In article >, Dr Pepper
> wrote: > I rember a simple recipie called Chicken cordon-bleu [sic] It was > chicken breasts with thin sliced ham and cheese. > Does anyone here remember this recipe? can someone help me with it? Are you referring to The Real McCoy (flattened chicken breast cutlets -- originally veal-- topped with slices of ham and Gruyere cheese, rolled up, floured, egg washed, crumbed, and fried, topped with any of several sauces) or the Wimpy Casserole Version (tm)? ;-) If the latter, there are a billion such recipes on the Worldwide Web; your spelling is correct, so a search engine should turn up quite a few recipes. Phil |
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