Chicken Parmigiana is pretty fucking boring, IMO. Which is why I rarely make it. However, I have a family member who's been asking me for weeks to make it for dinner, so I'm finally giving in.
Now, I know perfectly well how to make it, that's not a issue. But, I'm looking for some ideas to make it better, tastier, and more interesting. I can think of several myself, but I know that /ck/'s collective mind can probably come up with some really interesting things.
So, pls, tasty and interesting ways to dress up chicken parm?
Learn how to cook it well m8 then it'll be better
>>7297383
you soaking dem cutlets in buttermilk overnight?
Garlic and parmesan in the bread crumbs, if you have a deep fryer use it.
>>7297392
>totally missing the point
>>7297383
Just use quality ingrediants.
Make your marinara by frying garic and onions in olive oil then adding in a can of san marzano tomatoes and a bit of sea salt. If you need more flavour throw in some fresh basil during the last minute or two.
Pound free range chicken breasts (hopefully from a local farm) pretty flat and coat in unseasoned bread crumbs. Then shallow fry them.
Top with marinara, fresh cracked pepper, and fresh buffalo mozzarella and broil until melted.
This will give very good and very non-boring IMO parm
>>7297383
its "sophisticated" tendies basically
Brine chicken in pickle juice
>not saving pickle juice
Add olives. Make an olive sorta tomato sauce.
>>7297383
use nice cheese maybe specialty. not some shitty ass regular packaged preshredded mozz
>Now, I know perfectly well how to make it
Maybe if you did you wouldn't find it boring you faggot.
Use raspberry jam instead of tomato paste and they'll never say your parma is 'boring' again.
>>7298452
And use chicken nuggers instead of normal chicken.
>>7298334
You sound awfully butthurt. Is it like your favorite food, or something? Pretty juvenile, dude.
>>7297383
chicken parm you taste so good
>>7297383
Mix a bit of mayo into the ketchup for an even creamier texture.
OP, you could always make the parmigiana like a chicken Kiev instead of just as a normal cutlet
