31 July 2011
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09 July 2011
Up And Away
DT // 1/ Thread Social Striped Maxi Dress // 2/ Jose Villa Photograph
I am ready for the weekend to take me up, up, & away.
08 July 2011
Future's So Bright
A new pair of sunglasses should be on the horizon considering it is summer after all. With expensive taste, I cannot justify them all, but here are my top contenders this season.
1 // Karen Walker / Number One Crazy Tort // $180.00
2 // Tom Ford / Marko // $390.00
3 // Karen Walker / Helter Skelter // $156.00
4 // Rodarte for Opening Ceremony / Roy Orbison // $153.30 ON SALE
5 // Elizabeth & James / Fairfax Cat-Eye // $185.00
6 // Karen Walker / Helter Skelter Vintage Demi-Tortoise // $180.00
7 // Telekenisos / Cheap Monday Round // $30.00
07 July 2011
Chicken Rollatini with Spinach alla Parmigania
Original Photo Credit: Skinny Taste
Chicken Rollatini with Spinach alla Parmigania
*This recipe is from the Skinny Taste Website
Makes eight servings total; each serving is 194.7 Calories • 7 grams of Fat • 24.2 grams of Protein • 7.2 grams of Carbohydrates • 1.5 grams of Fiber
Ingredients
8 Thin Chicken Cutlets (3oz each) // 1/2 cup Whole Wheat Italian Seasoned Breadcrumbs // 1/4 Cup Grated Parmesan Cheese (Divided) // 6 Tablespoons Egg Whites or Egg Beaters (I used Egg Beaters) // 5 oz Fresh Spinach // 6 tbsp Part Skim Ricotta Cheese // 6 oz Part Skim Mozzarella (I used Kroger Brand) // Olive Oil Non-Stick Spray (or Vegetable or Canola Oil Spray) // 1 cup of Your Favorite Marinara Sauce (I used Bertolli) // Salt // Pepper
Preparation
Wash and dry cutlets before seasoning with desired amount of salt & pepper. Preheat oven to 450°. Lightly spray a baking dish (I used my Pyrex 8"x8" Dish; similar dish found here) with non-stick spray.
Combine breadcrumbs & 2 tbsp grated cheese in one bowl. Combine 1/4 cup egg beaters or egg whites in another bowl.
Finely chop 1.5 oz of mozzarella cheese & combine with remaining grated cheese, spinach (make sure you squeeze it dry), 2 tbsp egg beaters, & ricotta cheese. This mixture will be the filling within each cutlet.
Lay chicken cutlets down on a working surface & spread 2 tbsp of spinach-cheese mixture on each cutlet. Loosely roll each one & keep seam side down.
First dip chicken in egg mixture then in breadcrumbs; once covered place them seam side down in your prepped baking dish (no toothpicks or baker's twine needed; they will remain intact throughout cooking process). Repeat with the remaining cutlets & then lightly spray with cooking oil.
Bake for twenty-five minutes then removed from oven & top each roll with desired amount of marinara sauce. Finally, add desired amount of mozzarella cheese & return to the oven to bake for an additional three minutes (or until cheese is bubbly & browned to your liking). Serve with additional marinara sauce & grated parmesan cheese at the table.
I first made these for Mother's Day a couple of months ago & they were a huge hit (even with the men). Next time, I plan to try these rollups with a pesto & cheese filling. They could also be made with the original spinach filling & pesto sauce instead of marinara.
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