Chicken Bruschetta

Judith Hannemann — Wed, 02 Dec 2015 00:00:27 +0000

If you like bruschetta, you’ll love this one-skillet chicken dish! Simple ingredients, easy prep and thoroughly delicious!

Here’s a quick and tasty dinner that’s great for when you are pressed for time and most of us are at this time of year!

This one uses ingredients you have on hand. The only thing you might have to buy is fresh basil, although the dried variety may be used too. Most groceries sell small potted basil plants which are a good value if you like this herb because if you keep it on a sunny windowsill, it will overwinter nicely and to get it to flourish, just pinch back new growth.

The new growth isn’t wasted either if you lay it on paper towels and let it air dehydrate.

In these I used a can of fire-roasted diced tomatoes, but the plain variety and the petit diced are equally as nice. If you buy ones that are flavored with Italian herbs, you can eliminate the herbs in the recipe.

The original for this came from a recipe card I received as a teaser for a subscription ages ago. I believe it came from Time/Life but can’t be sure now as I wrote it down on my own index card.

Calamata olives would be very nice in here, but I use the less-expensive canned variety–colossal size.

I rarely buy thin-sliced chicken breast because of the price, so what I do is use regular boneless skinless breasts and slice each breast in half lengthwise.

From start to finish, this takes less than 30 minutes. It’s totally delicious and anyone I served it to asked for seconds! It’s that good!

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