One of visitors of forum I am often read shared this recipe, and I had to try it: it seems both easy to do and very unusual.
And turned out great: chicken meat pieces, mixed with mushroom pieces and cheese, tasty, juicy, melty and just great!
I tried two kinds of side dish with chicken and mushroom cutlets: boiled potatoes and boiled buckwheat, and I liked it. I think fresh veggies salad will be a good addition.
Ingredients:
1lb of boneless skinless chicken breast meat
1lb of field mushrooms
6oz of shredded swiss cheese
2 eggs
4 tablespoons of potato starch
4 tablespoons of original sour cream
Ground black pepper to taste
Salt to taste
Oil for frying
How to prepare, step-by-step:
Prepare ingredients: wash mushrooms and chicken, pat chicken dry with a paper towel:
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 1
Clean and dice field mushrooms, warm up skillet with a bit of oil in it, add mushrooms in and fry mushrooms over moderate heat, stir from time to time:
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 2
Fry mushrooms, until juices they produced, evaporate, then move them to a bowl to cool down:
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 3
Dice chicken breast meat into small pieces, move to a mixing bowl:
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 4
Add cooled down fried mushrooms:
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 5
Add 4-5 tablespoons of sour cream in:
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 6
Mix and crack eggs in:
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 7
Mix again and add potato starch:
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 8
Mix and add salt to taste (between 1 and 1.5 teaspoons):
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 9
Season with ground black pepper:
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 10
Add shredded cheese:
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 11
Mix everything good, and put mix to the fridge for about an hour (or more if you need it):
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 12
Warm skillet with oil up to moderate heat; Working in batches, scoop a tablespoon of mix from the bowl and using second table spoon arrange a patty on the skillet, repeat for more patties:
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 13
Fry each patty on first side until it is golden colored, then flip it to another side using spatula:
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 14
Fry each patty until evenly colored from another side, move patties to a plate one by one once they are cooked through. Fry all of the chicken mix the same way:
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 16
Serve chicken cutlets with mushrooms and cheese warm, with your choice of side dish:
Chicken Cutlets with Mushroom and Cheese Recipe: Step 16
I am honestly no sure what the result would be. If you decide to try, please share your results with us.
Hola Julia,
They came out great! i find that if you wet your hands a bit with water before moulding a cutlet before putting them in the skillet makes it easier to mould it in the hands without getitng it all sticky and messy..but it came out great, invited some people over for it and they finished it all off! I made a batch of mini burgers of it
thank you for this wonderful recipe :)
I usually do it with two spoons like on picture, it is easier to manage somewhat liquid mix with spoons than with hands.
But yep, wet hands are better than dry for meat mix, that is for sure.
Thanks for trying the recipe ;)
hello Julia,
for this recipe, i don't have potato starch. can i substitute it with corn starch or flour? if so, how much of each do i need instead?
thank you :)
cheers,
Hal
4 tablespoons of flour will do just fine, I did it with flour last weekend myself :)
Hola Julia,
thank you so much for replying back, i'm making it right now actually, so this came at a perfect time!
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Easy to follow. The picture help me a lot.
Can you bake the cutlets instead of frying them?
I am honestly no sure what the result would be. If you decide to try, please share your results with us.
Hola Julia,
They came out great! i find that if you wet your hands a bit with water before moulding a cutlet before putting them in the skillet makes it easier to mould it in the hands without getitng it all sticky and messy..but it came out great, invited some people over for it and they finished it all off! I made a batch of mini burgers of it
thank you for this wonderful recipe :)
I usually do it with two spoons like on picture, it is easier to manage somewhat liquid mix with spoons than with hands.
But yep, wet hands are better than dry for meat mix, that is for sure.
Thanks for trying the recipe ;)
hello Julia,
for this recipe, i don't have potato starch. can i substitute it with corn starch or flour? if so, how much of each do i need instead?
thank you :)
cheers,
Hal
4 tablespoons of flour will do just fine, I did it with flour last weekend myself :)
Hola Julia,
thank you so much for replying back, i'm making it right now actually, so this came at a perfect time!
wish me luck
cheers!
Good luck :) I hope you will like them :)