Chicken Cordon Bleu Recipe and Tutorial


Tatay and Mameh celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary last Monday and one of our viands was my favorite schnitzel dish which was named Cordon Bleu (French term for Blue Ribbon).


This dish was commonly served at weddings, hoping that it's not just me who noticed that. Okay, enough with my nonsense blabs.



LET'S JUST GET STARTED!

Yield: 8 conrdon bleu rolls


You'll need:

  • 3 chicken breasts
  • 1-2 eggs
  • 4 pieces ham
  • cheddar cheese
  • 1/2 cup of all purpose flour
  • a pkg of Japanese style bread crumbs
  • salt
  • pepper


1. With the use of a very sharp knife, debone chicken breasts. Other prefers pounding the meat but since I've got a limited chicken breast to feed six persons, I patiently sliced each breasts so thinly. The reason why I came up with eight rolls. ^_^


Season with salt and pepper or with your favorite spices and seasoning. Set aside.


2. Cut cheese into julienne strips and ham into half. It is better to use cheddar cheese if you're going to fry (not to bake) your rolls, you don't want to eat a chicken ham roll, aren't you? Easy melt cheese drips off when soaked in hot cooking oil.


3. Roll a slice of ham over cheese then fold into chicken slices. Tuck, roll and press to seal. You can use a toothpick to secure the folds.* Repeat until everything's done.

*I, personally, don't use toothpicks, my slices were thin, it'll fall generously into their perspective form.

Tada! Done with the tough part! :)



4. Prepare three (3) separate bowls for coatings. Always keep in mind the word FEB (Flour, Egg, Bread Crumbs). Coat rolls with flour, dip in beaten eggs then roll in crumbs. I recommend using Japanese style breadcrumbs than whole wheat breadcrumbs cause tiny crumbs burn fast than large chunks. You dig?


5. Deep fry on medium heat using a heavy base sauce pan.


6. Let cool for 3 minutes or so, then slice diagonally. Serve with your favorite sauce. A combination of mayonnaise and ketchup will do, mayonnaise and mustard, sourcream and a pince of salt, or your personal preference. :)

Yum yum! Enjoy guys! ^_^

21 comments:

  1. Weeeee nice! I love chicken cordon blue, and your tutorial inspires me to try cooking them too. Maybe sometime later. :)

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    1. thanks Ate Nathalie! :) this was your suggestion eh :D

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  2. 1 thing na ayaw ko sa food blogs. Ginugutom ako pagkatapos kong magbasa at napapapunta ako sa grocery para bumili ng ingredients at lutoin ang nakikita kong pagkain. :D

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  3. nakakain na pala ang Cordon ngayon at may flavor pa sya Chicken... Tiyars ahahaha. i always see this dish sa pantry but never tried it, mukha kasing sobrang pang sosyal.. sige nga itry ko din sya :D

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    1. hehe. i really don't know why it was called cordon tapos bleu. anggulo. :P

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  4. yay! i love cordon bleu. ♥ you gave me the idea of tryin' to prepare it. thanks bunch for sharing. :)

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  5. bigla akong nagutom, hehe... sarap naman!! katakamtakam!!!

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  6. Hi! might try this one bec. its so easy to follow, hindi kasi ako pala luto hehehe.
    Thank u Darling for visiting my blog and leaving ur comment:)

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  7. Sarap! I really love eating! But ironically, I'm so lazy to cook. How I wish to get fond of cooking like you do! Interesting blog, by the way. :)

    Your new follower here.
    ~Naj xx
    A TWERP

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  8. O to the M to the G (hahahaha). I am so drooling over here! hahhahaha... isa ito sa fav putahe ko pag may handaan eh!!

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    1. atlast! di lang ako ang nakakapansin sa cordon bleu sa handaan. hihi:)

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  9. I do not kow how to cook and you made it look so easy. Maybe I can do some cooking this summer. :)

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  10. yuuuuuuuum :3 it looks so delicious! makes me crave for it. LOL

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  11. Yum! Cordon Bleu is one of my favorite dishes. They're not really hard to make , now that I see it from your tutorial. I hope I can cook this for my mom soon. Keep on posting! It really helps me alot , I'm trying to learn how to be domestic in case I get married sooner than I thought xD

    Lots of lovin'
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  12. wow! ganun pala yung paggawa. pero minsan nakakaumay yung lasa. dahil siguro sa flour.

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  13. I'm pretty sure I commented in this post before but I don't see my comment... hahahaha..How long do you cook it? :) I already bought the ingredients.

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    1. hmm. sorry ate ile, but never seen a comment of you in this post po eh. baka po hindi nagpublish. concerning about the time, I haven't checked how long but preferably 5 minutes onward depending on the oil's temperature. But it is safer if you remove the chicken when it turn golden brown ate.

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  14. tnx for sharing.. madali lang pala to matry nga sa bday ko .. hehehehe

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