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Lindsey on 3.5.2012
So good! My husband LOVES Chicken Parmigiana, so when I found this recipe I knew I had to make it! Flavors were delicious! I used a Wolfgang Puck sauce we love and it all worked out well. I think I might have added too much oil because it made my sauce a little too oily. (I only did 3 chicken breasts) Other than that- this will be in rotation for sure!
littletoki on 1.12.2011
i’m so in love with this sauce. i can’t believe how simple yet delicious it is. i couldn’t get my chicken breasts as thin as ree’s (i was worried my neighbors would complain about all the banging!) so next time i’ll buy the thinly cut chicken breasts or just slice it thinly myself. thanks for sharing!
katiek8e on 12.29.2010
These is awesome. I use the sauce recipe a lot now. Definately has a wine-y taste but I LOVE that.
stephanie june on 11.8.2010
this makes so much food! well received by family (the toughest critics) and yummy. the chicken was perfectly moist and the sauce was amazing.
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Gena on 2.28.2014
Interesting … this recipe on my Kindle was different than on this site. It did not mention red wine; instead used chicken broth (which I was skeptical of) and I did not pound the chicken breasts. So, the recipe without the wine and without pounding was very good, so I can only imagine how good the recipe with the wine and pounding is ! The wine will give the dish such a depth of flavour that chicken broth does not. The alcohol cooks out but the flavour is there. This is hearty and satisfying and I will give it another go with wine and pounding !! And, there’s no such thing as too much parmesan !
pharmphun on 8.9.2010
Can anyone suggest an alternative to the red wine?
staceycooks on 4.14.2010
SO good. I probably put on way too much parmesan but it had to be done. My favourite stage: watching the parmesan bubble away on top of the chicken in the pan. Served up with some rosemary bread. DElish.
juliefsu on 3.4.2010
I love that this chicken parm recipe doesn’t involve heavily breaded chicken. I love breaded chicken as much as the next girl, but with chicken parm…it’s about the sauce and the cheese, and everything coming together. I love this recipe–the wine really adds something to the sauce, and I have taken to adding a splash of red wine to any and all tomato-based pasta sauces, even when I’m just heating up the jarred kind! YUM-tastic–thanks, Ree!
Haley on 3.2.2010
My husband liked this more than I did. If I make it again, I’d probably add a few more spices to the tomato sauce. Maybe some basil and extra parsley.