I have decided to try 52 new to me/us recipes this year, which will mean an average of one a week. I know it seems like a lot, but even a new salad dressing recipe is a recipe, so it is pretty doable, especially if I don't get hung up on the actual 7 day week and am willing to fudge a little if I try 2 different recipes only 6 days apart. Like Jane at Crabapple Landing said today, Life is Messy, and I am not going to strangle myself with self imposed rules.
Shortly before Christmas I bought 3 large packs of boneless skinless chicken things and then promptly forgot about them. The result was me having to cook all of them at once so now I have 3 large packs of cooked boneless chicken. I froze some and have used about half of it for meals recently, chicken pot pie, chicken noodle soup, and tonight, chicken croquettes. I have never made them in my life and nothing beats a recipe that uses what I need to use, plus it is brand new to me. Win all the way around!
3 boneless chicken thighs, minced
1/2 cup bread crumbs
1/3 cup mayo
1 tablespoon dijon mustard
1 egg
1/2 small onion minced
salt and pepper to taste
2 teaspoons dried parsley
additional bread crumbs
1 tablespoon olive oil
Mix well the chicken, bread crumbs, mayo, dijon mustard, egg, onion and seasonings in a bowl. Form into thin patties and dredge in additional bread crumbs.
Heat oil in a shallow non stick pan , put the croquettes in and cook until brown on one side. Flip them over and brown on the other side. Serve piping hot.
I made a sauce of a white wine/white wine vinegar reduction, butter and a little milk (because I had no cream. Don't use milk, the vinegar causes it to curdle. Use cream instead)
1/4 cup white wine. 2 tablespoons white wine vinegar. Heat and reduce by half. Cool briefly and add 1 tablespoon heavy cream. Slowly stir in 3 tablespoons butter. Serve over the croquettes add a heavy sprinkle of parsley.
This was very tasty and a great way to use cooked chicken, but the sauce is what really amped the flavor. TheHub really enjoyed it. I may or may not make it again cause it is heavy on the fats which in turn adds more fat to me!
Shortly before Christmas I bought 3 large packs of boneless skinless chicken things and then promptly forgot about them. The result was me having to cook all of them at once so now I have 3 large packs of cooked boneless chicken. I froze some and have used about half of it for meals recently, chicken pot pie, chicken noodle soup, and tonight, chicken croquettes. I have never made them in my life and nothing beats a recipe that uses what I need to use, plus it is brand new to me. Win all the way around!
3 boneless chicken thighs, minced
1/2 cup bread crumbs
1/3 cup mayo
1 tablespoon dijon mustard
1 egg
1/2 small onion minced
salt and pepper to taste
2 teaspoons dried parsley
additional bread crumbs
1 tablespoon olive oil
Mix well the chicken, bread crumbs, mayo, dijon mustard, egg, onion and seasonings in a bowl. Form into thin patties and dredge in additional bread crumbs.
Heat oil in a shallow non stick pan , put the croquettes in and cook until brown on one side. Flip them over and brown on the other side. Serve piping hot.
I made a sauce of a white wine/white wine vinegar reduction, butter and a little milk (because I had no cream. Don't use milk, the vinegar causes it to curdle. Use cream instead)
1/4 cup white wine. 2 tablespoons white wine vinegar. Heat and reduce by half. Cool briefly and add 1 tablespoon heavy cream. Slowly stir in 3 tablespoons butter. Serve over the croquettes add a heavy sprinkle of parsley.
This was very tasty and a great way to use cooked chicken, but the sauce is what really amped the flavor. TheHub really enjoyed it. I may or may not make it again cause it is heavy on the fats which in turn adds more fat to me!
those look yummy.......I'll be round shortly for my supper!!
ReplyDeleteThey were good! Tonight is less stellar though__bean soup, but come on down.
DeleteI don't think I've ever made croquettes either(and I didn't have BEPs on New Years but don't tell on me!)but these sound like a great comfort food. Will file it in the back recesses of my brain for later........ ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt was really good. I have made salmon croquettes (desperation meal with canned salmon) but never the chicken ones. Chicken croquettes are tremendously better.
DeleteI would not worry about the spacing of the recipes, either. That takes all the joy out of the endeavor. I absolutely love salmon croquettes. But, I have never had chicken croquettes. I doubt I would do the sauce just because I would be exhausted by the time I got the chicken done. You can make some for me. oh, and I would have no wine around here.
ReplyDeleteSalmon croquettes, blackeyed peas, and turnip greens is one of my favorite meals. Oh, I did not get the blackeyed peas cooked, either. I was still ill. I am officially giving myself one month to eat those and count it lucky. Oh, I could sub chicken for salmon and count it as delicious.
I don't like the consistency of canned salmon, so I have never been a big fan of salmon croquettes, though the black eyed peans and turnip greens are a winner any day here
DeleteI'm going to love this series. If you don't mind, can I link up on my Sam in the Kitchen page when I try out a recipe? I also want to talk with you about a new site I am hoping to start that might be an opportunity to collaborate. I'll sen dyou an e-mail when I am done salivating at these.
ReplyDeleteWhile I think these look good, I don't know how they'd go over with my husband who does not like mayo or mustard or onions--all of the things giving them flavor.
ReplyDeleteProbably not a great option for you!
DeleteYum! I think I'm going to like this goal!
ReplyDeleteI hope it will be fun and not seem like a chore.
DeleteWhat a great goal. We too often get locked into creating/recreating only familiar recipes.
ReplyDeleteI get stuck in a rut too easily, so I am trying to climb out of it.
DeleteI love trying new recipes. The chicken looks delicious, but I'm on the hunt for lower fat too. My thing right now is looking for different soup recipes!
ReplyDeleteWe have been eating soup like crazy lately, mainly because we are in a cold (to us) snap.
ReplyDeleteI’ve never heard of these, but thanks for sharing this recipe. I have some chicken thighs I need to use up. I always buy some every year in hopes my daughter will eat them. She never does.,...not matter how I cook them. I’m wondering if I can disguise them in these.
ReplyDeleteThey are completely unrecognizable!
DeleteTasty! I need to expand my recipe horizons...maybe one a month though :)
ReplyDeleteI need to push myself. Once a week is my goal but it's only week 1 so who knows.
DeleteI make these but make them into strips, my kids thought they were chicken nuggets:)
ReplyDeleteI had never tried them before. I know my guys would have loved them when they were kids.
DeleteI really should try some of the recipes you post, Anne. They all sound delicious! We make something we call cutlets, with ground beef or fish - they are mixed with onions, seasonings, mashed potatoes, dipped in a beaten egg, breaded, and fried. The chicken croquettes sound similar.
ReplyDeleteI have only made them with salmon using fracker bits and an egg for a binder, but no breading
DeleteLooks tasty, Anne. What a great goal for the year - especially when you are not going to "strangle yourself with self-imposed rules!"
ReplyDeleteNo one can beat me up better than I can, so I had to make a rule that I would not create self chaos.
DeleteThis recipe is my top link on my Sam's Kitchen page: https://newframereference.blogspot.com/p/recipes.html
ReplyDeleteThis goal sounds very interesting and tasty.
ReplyDeleteThey are good enough that TheHub wants them again soon
DeleteTHose look super yummy, Anne!
ReplyDeleteThey are pretty tasty.
DeleteThanks for your comment the other day Anne :) and the shout out on this post! A question - are the 52 recipes going to all be ones you create/invent yourself? I don't think I've made more than a couple of my own recipes, my soup being one. I love what you do on your blog - wish I had your talent!
ReplyDeleteGenerally I find a recipe and tweak it because I am not a very good rule follower. What I post is how I make it, though sometimes I use the original recipe and just let you know where my tweaks were. I figure in the thousands and thousands of years of humans cooking there is not a lot of invention left.
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