Ice storm stuffed chicken breast

JPF · January 2009

Got a ice storm under way here. It started this afternoon and is expected to last for a couple days. Got up early and covered up the eggs.

Started freezing rain around 3pm this afternoon. So I figured I would give some stuffed chicken breast a try.

Three different combos here. Provolone cheese, cream cheese, parmesan cheese, and baby spinach.

I cooked these at 400f with a raised grid. Next time I will go indirect, as the cheese melted and oozed out it caused some bad smoke. I am sure that this is mostly psychological on my part but I just don't like the hint of bad smoke it imparted on the meat. Also will add much much more baby spinach.

AZRP · January 2009

Nice! -RP

Eggtucky · January 2009

great lookin cooks! how much ice did you guys get so far?...sposed to be headed this way (southcentral KY) and starting by midnight

JPF · January 2009

so far just a super slick glaze. It's been freezing or below for a couple days so it was ready to freeze. Roads are bad with neumorus accidents. They are calling for around 3/4 to 1 inch of ice before it's over.

Firetruck · January 2009

We're about 2 hrs apart and I'm hoping we only get rain. So far so good, but they are not saying we are in the clear for tomorrow night.

JPF · January 2009

good luck maybe it will miss ya'll. I think I am going to just lay in till it melts away.

Firetruck · January 2009

Man I hate ice storms, all they are good for is power outages. Good luck too ya'll.

belle's dad · January 2009

Many, Many, years ago, I was stationed at, then, Camp Chaffee (Fort Smith), and, we had a snow, ice storm. My wife worked for the Army and I was in the Army. We lived in FS. Since the the weather was bad, we left for work about an hour early, planning to get there by 8. Small hill between us and Camp. The southerners would gun there engines to get up that hill, and, of course that would end that. We got to work about 10:30. We were both from central Illinois and were used to that kind of conditions. It was funny to us yankees.

Gordon
Vero Beach, Fl

PS - lived down here for about 40 years - Haven't seen snow in years.

JPF · January 2009

Ha ha just a thin glaze of ice or a dusting of snow will bring the state to a stop. Much safer to just stay in... the folks out on the roads go crazy!

Boss Hogg · January 2009

"Three different combos"...I only saw two...Bass and St Pauli Girl :laugh:
Brian

Darnoc · January 2009

That is what should be first on your ice/snow storm shopping list.Forget the milk.

JPF · January 2009

That's the way I see it too

Darnoc · January 2009

Your DA Man.I have to make a run today as my New Years Day supply is just about gone.We have snow,sleet and freezing rain on the way till tomorrow.

Sue · January 2009

We are in southern MO and getting the ice also, but, your chicken sure looks good! :P

Nils · January 2009

Have to comment on the beer:

1) You're mixing your countries (started with England, then moved on to Germany!) That's a definite party fowel (pun intended) in some parts. Of course some would say wtf Nils, they are both imports!

2) When I mix beers, I typically change between prep and when I actually cook, and then again when its served. Something similar to different wines with different courses

Ice storm stuffed chicken breast

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