The Supreme part sounds so elegant, doesn't it?
This is a Panera-styled salad, with a delightfully creamy dressing that compliments it perfectly.
For the salad you can use any base you wish. I used equal parts lettuce and cole slaw mix, sprinkled with seedless grapes, extra sharp cheddar cheese, and sliced strawberries. I meant to throw walnuts in, and I forgot! But they would have been lovely crunch.
The chicken was done with the Cornell Barbecue Sauce,
and slow-grilled while I was cleaning the yard....
and it was a mess with old winter nonsense.... and last year's toys. But just enough time for the chicken to cook beautifully with me slathering the sauce every few minutes.
The dressing... now this is the key to this salad. You can use a regular raspberry vinaigrette or something along those lines, but this is a marvelous blend I came up with when we had a half container of honey walnut cream cheese after Easter.
Berry Cream Cheese Dressing
1/2 cup Honey Walnut Cream Cheese
1 Tablespoon Berry Jam (I used Very Berry, but Raspberry or another blend would work fine)
1/2 cup orange juice
Put cream cheese and jam in a small mixing bowl. Heat until soft, 30-40 seconds on my setting. Blend well. Blend in orange juice.
Serve over salad.
And here is the final dish, low-carb and absolutely amazingly delicious!
I stumbled onto this idea for the salad dressing when I made a salad last month, and it's wonderful for a sweet-and-savory salad. Most sweetish dressings are vinegar-based, but this rivals every one of them!
We've got planting going full steam ahead.... and cute kids everywhere I look! And almost done with new chicken coop... but I keep getting interrupted, and that's not a bad thing if it's a cute baby doing the interruptions!
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Showing posts with label Cornell chicken sauce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cornell chicken sauce. Show all posts
Thursday, June 1, 2017
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Cornell Barbecue Chicken Sauce
I don't want to cause a "'cue" fight, but this sauce was developed by a Cornell professor, and I want to tell you, when it comes to Agriculture and food stuff, the people at Cornell and the Cooperative Extension rock the big kahuna.
In other words:
They know their stuff!
I first had this as a kid. My Aunt Isabelle (the one who always said "And this too shall pass") took me and my sister Ginny to a special chicken barbecue/festival held in Lockport, New York (near Buffalo and Niagara Falls) There were cake booths, candy booths, some simple games and of course things for the Oddfellows Lodge and the Rebekahs, their feminine counterparts.
But mostly the air was filled with music and chicken. Fiddlers and small bands played foot tapping tunes and the scent of that spit-roasted chicken wafted for hours as half-fryers were turned and dredged to perfection.
I never smelled anything that wonderful until our local church started hosting chicken barbecues and my mother-in-law said they were using that Cornell sauce folks like so well.
This is the recipe. It's common knowledge and it's crazy wonderful and I think if this professor were still alive he should be given a medal of some sort because it's that good.
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Cornell Chicken Barbecue Sauce/Finger Lakes Marinade Recipe
Developed by the late Robert C. Baker, Professor of Poultry Science and Food Science.
Recipe for Barbeque Sauce (enough for 10 halves):
1 cup cooking oil
1 pint cider vinegar
3 tablespoons salt
1 tablespoon poultry seasoning
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1 egg
Beat the egg, then add the oil and beat again. Add other ingredients and stir. The recipe can be varied to suit individual tastes.
I cook this on the grill when I can be outside for a long while basting it. You don't hurry a masterpiece like this.
Did they hurry the Mona Lisa?
Did they hurry Picasso?
Well, it appears they did, so that was a BAD EXAMPLE
Did they hurry Charles Wysocki?
http://www.charleswysocki.com/
I just love his stuff THIS MUCH.
Anyway, so you keep basting these big ol' chicken breasts. And turning.
And basting:
And do it some more:
Don't Stop Yet!!!
TO DIE FOR.
NO KIDDING.
HERE'S SUPPER:
I boned out the chicken breast and did a blue cheese vinaigrette dressing salad on the side.
LOVELY!
And very few carbs.
:) Big Ruthy Grin....
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