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I got this recipe off my fab little sista T. Pretty much winged it.
First, I preheated oven to 400. Then I rinsed and butterflied the chicken breasts (organic, free range, grain fed chicken breast). I had to Google "how to butterfly a chicken breast". Lol. I love Google, it makes me more smart everyday. Then I seasoned the breast with salt and pepper.
Time: 55 mins
Rating: 6.5
Serves: 6
Ingredients:
6 Free range chicken breast
2/3 cup cream cheese
2/3 cup goat cheese (optional: with chives and onions)
1 cup dried cranberries (or to taste)
Salt and pepper
The stuffing in this was INCREDIBLE! I thought there was just a little too much of it. I agree with the comment about the need to possibly marinade the chicken or do something else to make it more moist. This was a great leftover. We fought over the last one on the 2nd day. I lost. :(
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This looks awesome! I make your sweet potato, black bean, and feta frittata all the time and also use it as a base for my own creations – so I’m excited to try this as well. For the reader saying this is not low calorie, I guess it all depends on your definition – I calculate this at around 220 calories / serving if divided into 6 portions, which sounds pretty light to me. I usually serve frittatas like this for dinner with some green salad, though potatoes or toast is nice if you want some carbs.
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