Friday, July 17, 2009
Southwestern Chicken Sandwiches
I have a confession. And I am not proud of this... at all. I waste food. I always have so much food in the house, but I buy more. Which leads to waste. Ugh... it's a bad habit. I am trying to brake this bad habit though. I am challenging myself to not go grocery shopping until the pantry is almost bare. I need to make meals using what I have! Sounds easy right? Well... not for me. But here goes my best efforts!
I had some sandwich rolls to use up so I decided to make a southwestern chicken sandwich. They were easy to make and quite tasty. The ingredients below are for 1 sandwich, just multiply the quantities by how many sandwiches you would need!
Ingredients:
1 sandwich roll
1 chicken breast, or two thin sliced chicken breasts
2-3 tablespoons Spicy Ranch dressing
2 slices of cooked bacon- chopped
1/4 cup of shredded cheddar cheese
1/2 tablespoon cajun seasoning
Romaine lettuce
Directions:
1- Rub both sides of a chicken breast with cajun seasoning. Grill until cooked through- slice.
2- Toss the chicken, chopped bacon, and spicy ranch together in a bowl until it is evenly coated.
3- Lay the chicken on top of a roll. Top with cheddar cheese.
4- Place the sandwich in an oven or toaster oven, bake until the cheese melts and the bread is slightly toasty.
5- Top with the romaine lettuce and enjoy.
Labels:
chicken,
quick and easy,
sandwiches
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Wow! These look super yummy - I love all of the ingredients!
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