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Tonight I grilled a marinated chicken breast. Before the chicken, I
sliced a potato and drizzled on some olive oil, added some salt and fresh ground pepper, wrapped it in a couple of sheets of foil to make a pouch, and grilled that for about a half hour before putting on the chicken. The chicken marinated in garlic powder, onion powder, dried rosemary that I crushed with the mortar and pestle, fresh ground pepper, a little salt and some olive oil. The chicken was cooked for 10 minutes per side (a thick breast) and turned out so moist and cut like warm butter. When I took it off the grill I waited a few minutes, then sliced into it to make sure it was cooked through. There was the slightest tinge of pink, but another 5 minutes while I steamed some broccoli and it finished cooking with the residual heat. Delicious! |
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that sounds just devine, Lee
"Cheryl" > wrote in message ... > Tonight I grilled a marinated chicken breast. Before the chicken, I > sliced a potato and drizzled on some olive oil, added some salt and fresh > ground pepper, wrapped it in a couple of sheets of foil to make a pouch, > and grilled that for about a half hour before putting on the chicken. > > The chicken marinated in garlic powder, onion powder, dried rosemary that > I crushed with the mortar and pestle, fresh ground pepper, a little salt > and some olive oil. > > The chicken was cooked for 10 minutes per side (a thick breast) and turned > out so moist and cut like warm butter. When I took it off the grill I > waited a few minutes, then sliced into it to make sure it was cooked > through. There was the slightest tinge of pink, but another 5 minutes > while I steamed some broccoli and it finished cooking with the residual > heat. > > Delicious! |
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On 5/29/2011 8:34 PM, Omelet wrote:
> Wow that sounds awesome! I wonder if I could do pouch packs like that > in the toaster/convection oven? > > Was it a split breast or boneless/skinless? BS Breast. I learned that here. ![]() Next time the pouch will have onions. I just ordered a grill basket to do veggies and shrimp. |
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