Prosciutto Fontina Stuffed Chicken

A Very quick, simple, and easy meal, full of a ton of flavor

One of the big issues we have with any cheese other than Ricotta, is it melts out of the meat and into the dish/pan/grill, defeating it’s purpose.
We changed the cooking style from past attempts, which not only saved the cheese, but significantly reduced the cooking time.

Ingredients

  • Chicken Breast

  • Prosciutto - sliced a little thicker than usual. Setting of 1 worked on the Hobart

  • Fontina Cheese

  • Fresh Rosemary chopped

  • B&Gerk

  • Olive Oil

  • Butter

  • Hollandaise Sauce for the finish

Butterfly the chicken breast. Sprinkle B&Gerk on both sides

Cut a chuck of fontina about the width of one side of the chicken breast. Wrap the fontina in prosciutto, leaving no gaps

Add butter and olive oil to a skillet. Cook the inside of the chicken breast until it browns slightly, Maybe 4 minutes.

Place the chicken breast on a plate. Add chopped rosemary. Place the fontina & prosciutto in the chicken breast. Pin it if needed to keep it together while cooking. Brown the three sides of the chicken breast in the skillet. About 3 minutes a side. Watch to ensure the fontina is not melting out of the breast.

Slice, drizzle on hollandaise sauce, serve

As a side note, I may add a tablespoon or two of lemon juice to the pan next time we cook this.

Pre-cook inside of the chicken
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