Chicken, Prosciutto, Tomato, Cheese, & Pesto Sandwich on Ciabatta
This was chicken, prosciutto, tomato, cheese and pesto on homemade Ciabatta.
First, my beautiful Ciabatta! Let's look at the perfect soft crumb with a lot of air holes.
Of course, we used our garden basil and oregano to make fresh pesto.
J picked up an Italian cheese for our special sandwich. It was our first Casatica di Bufala from Italy - a soft, sweet, rich, creamy cheese made with buffalo milk. It was a lovely cheese!
Prosciutto was also from Italy! It was a little fatty cut. We removed some fat.
For chicken, I pounded the chicken breast cutlets to make them even and thinner, pan-seared them a few minutes both sides, coated them with white wine and fresh thyme sauce.
A couple of fresh tomato slices and a little Dijon mustard on the opposite inside of bread from one with pesto.
We made the same sandwich two days later, too. Only how to cook chicken was different. I marinated chicken in white wine, thyme, rosemary, garlic, bay leaf, olive oil, sea salt and black pepper for about half a day and pan-sautéd them without making a sauce. We enjoyed the chicken in this way as well as the first one. We were happily satisfied with the delicious artisan sandwich at home for two days.
First, my beautiful Ciabatta! Let's look at the perfect soft crumb with a lot of air holes.
Of course, we used our garden basil and oregano to make fresh pesto.
J picked up an Italian cheese for our special sandwich. It was our first Casatica di Bufala from Italy - a soft, sweet, rich, creamy cheese made with buffalo milk. It was a lovely cheese!
Prosciutto was also from Italy! It was a little fatty cut. We removed some fat.
For chicken, I pounded the chicken breast cutlets to make them even and thinner, pan-seared them a few minutes both sides, coated them with white wine and fresh thyme sauce.
A couple of fresh tomato slices and a little Dijon mustard on the opposite inside of bread from one with pesto.
We made the same sandwich two days later, too. Only how to cook chicken was different. I marinated chicken in white wine, thyme, rosemary, garlic, bay leaf, olive oil, sea salt and black pepper for about half a day and pan-sautéd them without making a sauce. We enjoyed the chicken in this way as well as the first one. We were happily satisfied with the delicious artisan sandwich at home for two days.