Chicken cutlets dipped in lemon and olive oil, gently coated in a combination of bread crumbs and romano cheese then rolled with prosciutto, cheese and red onion and baked until golden. Serve this with a simple arugula salad or tomato salad for a complete dinner.
I try to make a dish from my friend Julia's blog a few times a month to get show her some love, but also because she's a wonderful cook and I know her recipes won't fail me. I've had my eye on this one for a while, a perfect way to make chicken breasts if you're tired of the same old thing. I loved using olive oil and lemon juice to dip the chicken in before the breadcrumbs, it really added to the dish.
There is no need to season the chicken with salt, the prosciutto gives you all the salt you need. If you are watching your sodium, use low sodium ham in place of the prosciutto and use unseasoned breadcrumbs or make your own instead. I used Sargento reduced fat provolone cheese which was wonderful and really complimented the prosciutto!
A few other chicken breast recipes you may like: Lighter Chicken Saltimbocca, Baked Chicken Cordon Bleu, Spinach and Feta Stuffed Chicken and Broccoli and Cheese Stuffed Chicken.
Chicken Rollatini
Modified from Julia's Healthy Italian
Gina's Weight Watcher Recipes
Servings: 8 • Serving Size: 1 chicken • Old Points: 4 pts • Points+: 4 pts
Calories: 168.6 • Fat: 6.4 g • Protein: 22.1 g • Carb: 4.6 g • Fiber: 0.7 g • Sugar: 0.0 g
Ingredients:
- 8 thin chicken cutlets, 3 oz each
- 4 (2.8 oz) slices thin lean prosciutto, sliced in half
- 4 slices Sargento reduced fat provolone or mozzarella, sliced in half
- 1/2 cup whole wheat Italian seasoned breadcrumbs
- 1/4 cup Romano cheese (or parmesan)
- 1 lemon, juice of
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- fresh pepper
- 1/4 red onion, sliced
- olive oil non-stick spray
Wash and dry cutlets well with paper towels. Combine breadcrumbs and grated cheese in one bowl and olive oil, lemon juice, and pepper in another bowl.
Preheat oven to 450°. Lightly spray a baking dish with non-stick spray.
Dip the chicken in the lemon-oil mixture, then in the breadcrumbs to coat well. Place each cutlet on a work surface such as a cutting board and lay 1/2 slice prosciutto, 1/2 slice cheese and a few chunks red onion on one side of the chicken cutlet.
Roll and place seam side down in a baking dish (no toothpicks needed). Repeat with the remaining chicken. When finished, top with remaining crumbs and spray lightly with oil.
Bake 25 - 30 minutes. Serve immediately! Serving size is listed as one, but if you are having this as a low carb meal with a salad, I suggest you have two.























If I used regular italian seasoned breadcrumbs instead of whole wheat will it change the amount of WW points?
ReplyDeleteNo I believe points remain the same.
ReplyDeleteJust came across your website last week and I am in lurve! So my hubs is allergic to chicken. Do you think this would work (and still be tasty) with a thin piece of pork?
ReplyDeleteI have made pork cordon bleu for years and it is great! I use a slice of pork loin and beat it until it is nice and thin.
DeleteI have recently been mentally putting a very similar dish together in my head! I can't wait to try this.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so yummy - I want to run out and buy the ingredients so I can make this - all I need is the cheese and prosciutto.
ReplyDeletePork would probably be good, or maybe even veal cutlets!
ReplyDeleteYou're going to love this! I plan on making many variations in the future!
This looks Dee-Lish!! I'm always looking for a way to gussy up chicken! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, I love when the cheese comes melting out! Could you also use Swiss?
ReplyDelete- Brittany
Veal! Why didn't I think of that? I have never made veal, defintely going to give it a try. THANKS!
ReplyDeleteCould I make this on Sunday and cook for Monday dinner? Or would it be best to assemble and cook right away?
ReplyDeleteSo I know this may kill the nutrition facts posted above, but do you think you would use bacon into of prosciutto? I have an open pack in the fridge I am dying to get rid of.
ReplyDeleteI have to tell you, I am so in love with this blog! I never fail to get inspired about what to make for dinner - and I also love that since I have 2 little ones at home most of the recipes are very very quick & easy to make and do not require tons of fancy ingredients. I have made that italian chicken sausage pasta in different variations at least 3 times in the last 2 weeks :) Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteOh yay! I always have problems with the chicken cordon blue style things where you have to wrap it all up and then bread it. I don't know why it never occurred to me to just do it this way instead. It looks amazing. Never breaded using olive and lemon juice but I can see it working out beautifully.
ReplyDeleteWOW, looks deliciously! Generally i don't really like meat with cheese, but I think I coul enjoy it this time ;)
ReplyDeleteI just made this and...oh my god it's amazing!
ReplyDeleteMy boyfriend kept asking how it was diet friendly and one was plenty per portion. I was worried about that so geve him 2 but he was stuffed after 1 (didn't stop him from eating the second though!)
Thanks so much,
Rosie
Did you actually mean ground black pepper instead of fresh pepper? I see ground pepper on the picture I think....And if I am wrong, did you then mince fresh pepper really small ? THANKS !! Looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteNice variation on Chicken Cordon Bleu, I look forward to trying it. :-
ReplyDeleteI made a variation of this recently too from Julia's blog! I used salami and swiss cheese with the red onion. Awesomely easy dish and the leftovers were great too!
ReplyDeleteCheck out my blog, you've been awarded!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Patty from Housewife In Training
I just made this for dinner. Soooooo yummy!!! I couldn't find reduced fat provolone, so I used some light mozzarella. It was amazing. I think the provolone would be even better, if that is possible! Thanks for another wonderful recipe! I am so glad I found your site. You are a life saver!!!!
ReplyDeleteI had the deli counter slice me some fontina cheese - thinly. It was absolutely wonderful too.
DeleteI make this all the time..never thought to add the red onion though! I also pour a little white cooking wine on top of each cutlet - adds a nice touch of flavor - Kim
ReplyDeleteThis is my kind of chicken dish! I can't believe the points are so reasonable on it though... this will be hitting my menu plan soon as Passover is done!
ReplyDeleteI keep this cheese in my fridge all the time. It's good stuff. I'll be making this recipe this weekend with the pineapple cup cakes from a few days back...
ReplyDeleteDoes the red onion cook all the way or is it still a bit crunchy? I like cooked onion (soft) but not onion with a bit of a bite. I just want to figure out whether to add it or not! this looks yummy - can't wait to try it. :)
ReplyDelete@Mary Loyal: I made this with bacon tonight and it was delicious! Thanks for the idea. I never have prosciutto on hand and I really wanted to make this dish when I saw the recipe.
ReplyDeleteOh my!...I will definately be making this. Probably this weekend...cant wait.
ReplyDeleteYesterday I knew we were having chicken something for dinner... didn't know what. But then your post popped up and that was it! We made it last night and it was so good! The only thing we did differently was to use vidalia onion instead of red onion. We also made Chick-Fil-A's sauce for it. Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteI hope I don't forget to answer anyone. Yes, you can make this the day before then bake it when you are ready. It comes together pretty quickly.
ReplyDeleteBacon I'm sure was great! I'll try that soon! I'm not sure how it effects the points.
The pepper is fresh black pepper. Optional of course.
The red onion does still have a little crunch to it. It's fabulous if you like onions.
If you make this with pasta or a heavy dish, then one is a perfect serving size. My husband decided to eat low carb so we had it with salad and it was perfect.
I love this! I have some chicken in my freezer that is calling to me for this dish!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI can't wati to try this one! I am such a BIG fan of your website. I found it before I joined WW and realized with great recipes like the ones you provide, with the points provided, that joining WW was the next step for me.... So far I'm down 30 lbs, with 30 more to go, and with your wonderful recipes it's soooo easy. Thank you...please don't ever stop!!
ReplyDeleteJust took it out of the oven and all I can say is AMAZING!! Definitely no need to season the chicken. I used Panko crumbs and it's very light and sooooo tasty! Can taste the lemon too! My daughter loved it; she says I'm such a chef. It's all Gina!!! Thanks for this great recipe. I also have your Banana Cream Pie chilling in the fridge for later :)
ReplyDeleteI see that you use whole wheat bread crumbs in many of your recipes but I can't seem to find them. Where do you find them? Or do you make your own? I can't wait to try this over the weekend even if I have to use regular breadcrumbs.
ReplyDeleteGina! When are you publishing your cook book? This is another winning recipe. I made it exactly as the recipe called for (only my pack of thin chicken breasts only had 5 in it, so I sliced 3 of them in half, vertically which was a perfect serving size for my 4 year old son (who, mind you, gobbled it up without a squawk!) and I left out the onion.
ReplyDeletePerfect, easy, quick! Another great week night meal to put in rotation!
Hi Gina. I'm having trouble finding sliced RF mozzarella and I'm not a big fan of provolone. If I was to use the polly-o or sargento rf block of mozz. how much would I use? I may even try using shredded but again, I don't know how much to use. 4 oz. maybe???
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Monica, the cheese totaled to 2.6 oz in this recipe.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe those are only 4 points!
ReplyDeleteoh. my. goodness. This was AMAZING! The only thing I changed (I can never leave well enough alone!) was to replace the onion with fresh basil leaves. It was moist and delicious - like something I would expect from a restaurant! My kids loved it, too. I also used pounded chicken breast (which I then cut in half) as I didn't have any tenderloins and it worked beautifully. I am so glad to have found your site - I have a crock pot with carnitas in it going right now!
ReplyDeleteNeither can I, my husband would love basil in here!
ReplyDeleteTried this recipe tonight for dinner...it was outstanding!!! As were the pineapple bliss cupcakes!! Love your recipes, I am a big fan! :)
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to try this. As for the thin chicken cutlets...do you ask for those at the meat counter, or do you take chicken breasts and pound them (which I've never done before)
ReplyDeleteThey sell thin cutlets in the supermarket, or you can cut them yourself, whichever is easier for you!
ReplyDeleteSo good!!!!
ReplyDeleteGina, everything you create is delicious and inspiring! When will you be creating a smart phone app? I know I'd be one of many to buy it!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Nina
Made this last night...LOVED IT!!!
ReplyDeleteJust finished this - WOW - there is going to be a fight for the leftovers.
ReplyDeleteThanks for another great recipe Gina!
I noticed you did not pound the chicken flatter. By doing this, would I be altering the recipe in a bad way? Not sure, soooo clumsy in the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteNo I didn't, it's just an added step and not needed. You may need to bake a little less time if you do so it doesn't get too dry.
ReplyDeleteI make this last night and today I handed everyone at work the recipe. It was AMAZING! Do you think it would be OK to prep this and freeze each roll. Then you can take the frozen rolls out to bake? That is what I do with Chicken cordon blue, but was not sure how the onion would freeze.
ReplyDeleteDelicious! Couldn't find cutlets & when I asked the butcher he offered to (and did) open up a package of chicken & make them cutlets - he even tenderized them a little by hand. Only difference was that I used diced (large) red onions just so it would cook a little more (personal preference). also I ended up needing a little more breadcrumbs/parm mixture. Kid-approved as well!
ReplyDeleteMary, I think prepping and freezing is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteGwyn, nice butcher! I think pounding created more surface area which would require more crumbs.
Made this last night...so so so good!!! Also made your papaya avocado salad...very yummy as well. I'm eating leftovers right now. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou are my favorite food blog right now. LOVE everything! Made to coconut chicken fingers last night and tonight made the chicken roll ups with proscuitto, provolone and red onion. Delicious!!
ReplyDeleteTanya
http://atthehoneysuckletree.blogspot.com/2011/04/kitchen-is-open.html
Another great recipe, Gina. We had some fresh basil that needed to be used up so we substituted that for the red onion and used mozz instead of provolone. This was a big hit. Excited to try it with the provolone and red onion next time!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it great! I fell like you can make this so many ways and it will still be great!
ReplyDeleteHi Gina if one can not eat pork , what you you recommend them substituting it with?
DeleteThanks, Tacarra
I googled weight Watchers meals / recipes and your blog came up. I ended making this recipe tonight for dinner for my husband and I and it came out delicious. The only thing is I subsitued with lean reduced sodium ham. Omg this came Out so yummy. I loved this recipe and so did my husband I will def make this again. I could taste alll the ingredients perfectly and I loved the slight lemon taste it gave it. This blog will be my new favorite place for recipes I already scoped out other reciPes I like. Happy camper from ny:)
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing better than lightened up Italian!
ReplyDeleteMade these for dinner last night...we used ham instead of proscuitto...and they were delicious so tasty and filling!!!
ReplyDeleteThis was wonderful! I love the subtle lemon flavor and the taste of the prosciutto and provolone. I'm definitely making extra next time, so I will have some leftovers.
ReplyDeleteAnother great one! My husband couldn't believe it was still in his points. I didn't think I would be full with 2 but I almost couldn't breathe. That's a good thing! I might try with bacon next time. But it's hard to fix something that isn't broken!
ReplyDeleteGina, you've done it again! Everything I try from you is more amazing than the last! Thank you again for the great recipes! This one will definitely be repeated!! (Skipped the onion and it was still great)
ReplyDeletehad this for dinner last night and it was a winner. thumbs up both from me and my husband. thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe is AMAZING!!!! The onion in the middle is like the perfect surprise!
ReplyDeleteMade this tonight and it was yummy!!! However, I came up with 224 calories instead of your 168...HELP?!?!
ReplyDeleteJen
Hi Jen, I just recalculated and came up with exactly the same calories as before, 169 each. Are you calculating for 8 servings? I don't know what you are using to check calories, but my guess is either you are using different ingredients or maybe your calculating the chicken based on raw weigh rather than cooked weight.
ReplyDeleteHi Gina - I made 4 servings and I calculated chicken based on raw weight. Below are my calculations.
ReplyDeleteChicken 13 1/3 oz 333 calories
Prosciutto 120 Calories
Olive Oil 60 calories
Bread crumbs 160 calories
Parmesan Cheese 65 calories
Light Swiss Cheese 160 calories
Also, how do you calculate chicken based on cooked weight when you have all ingredients on top or included in chicken? The package also only provides NI on raw product. I've used raw weight for all your other recipes and never found huge discrepancies...
The calories are posted for one piece of chicken, 8 servings. Each cutlet 3 oz. Are you calculating based on 2 pieces of chicken?
ReplyDeleteMy calories are for 13 1/3 oz so divided 4 is about 3.325 oz so that would make it about 83.25 calories for each breast.
ReplyDeleteWow Wow Wow Wow!!! What an incredibly good recipe!!!! Both myself and my boyfriend loved it!!! It was so incredibly easy to make and you can taste every single flavor thats added to this recipe from the lemon to the parm cheese. So delicious thank you Gina!!!
ReplyDeleteKimberly
Jen email me, I always calculate my chicken with cooked weight because that is how my nutritional info is listed. Chicken weighs less when cooked so 4 oz raw is generally 3 oz cooked.
ReplyDeleteI asked a few weeks ago if I needed to pound out the chicken first. I made this the following day, and followed your recipe exactly. Oh. My. Goodness. Never has my entire family(husband, son, mother in law, and father in law) all loved something I made! I was told that this was some pretty freakin' awesome chicken and that if I cooked like that more often, I could cook all the time. While I have no desire to have to be the solo cook in the house, it was fantastic! I even learned how to mince garlic to make the garlic cheddar biscuits to go with it! I will, however, NEVER make onion rings from scratch again. I am, quite honestly, a catastrophe in the kitchen. The onion rings may have tasted decent, but I started to get rather frustrated, to the point of throwing them on the baking pan. Did I premise this with "I am a catastrophe in the kitchen"? This is going to be filed in my cookbook binder under "Kat-proof". That means I was able to make it, AND it tasted fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThank you so very much!
Kat Creamer
lol, Kat you're funny! But I agree, these are so good and EASY!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm planning on making this for an upcoming dinner party but was wondering if it is good/not too dry on it's own or if it would be good with a sauce and in that case, which one. Thanks
ReplyDeleteYUM..made these last night and they were really good. My husband even liked them! I used shallots instead of the onion. Really, really good, thanks Gina.
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing! I made a BBQ version by using low fat cheddar cheese and turkey bacon in the rollup with a little BBQ sauce...heavenly!
ReplyDeleteFrom Kat to Eli:
ReplyDeleteThe chicken is sooo moist. No sauce is needed at all!
Kat Creamer
Yes, very moist!! I'm making this again tonight, adding some bell pepper inside.
ReplyDeleteMade this last night and it was a hit!! Thanks
ReplyDeleteI made this tonight and it was delicious and didn't taste like a 'light' dish at all. My husband generally hates lemon in or on anything and didn't even comment about the lemon - I noticed it, and enjoyed the flavor but for those that don't like lemon, it didn't distract from the flavor and enjoyment of the dish.
ReplyDeleteThis was my first Skinnytaste recipe and I'm glad I've planned my whole menu this week around Gina's recipes!
I agree, it's very subtle but give the chicken a fresh taste.
ReplyDeleteI made this for dinner tonight and we have NO leftovers! It was delicious! Hard to believe it's only 4 points for that much amazing flavor, love it!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to have to try this! :)
ReplyDeleteJust tried the recipe and I love it but for some odd reason my breadcrumbs did not turn brown but it was wonderful..thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThat's odd! Did you spray them with olive oil spray before baking them? That helps crisp them up.
ReplyDeleteAnother delicious hit in my house tonight!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely LOVED these and will definitely make them again. So make flavor and so quick - which is awesome! Everyone loved it.
ReplyDeleteI have just found this webiste and cooked this last week and it was AMAZING!!! Will definitley be trying more.
ReplyDeleteU need to get a cookbook going. Fantastic as always. Left out tbe onion and used smoked ham instead.
ReplyDeletelove the chicken rollatini. altered the recipe omitted onion. added a basil leaf,and a little minced garlic Yum!!!!
ReplyDeleteReally love your recipes
Tried these last week and loved them. Hubby is losing weight and quite happy with WW and the recipies I have found here. Tried this last night with thin sliced pork and it was yummy. Thanks
ReplyDeleteMade this last night for dinner. YUM! My husband like it too. I didn't have lemon so I used lime and it worked well. I'm new to your site and am planning on trying many more of your recipes.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great recipe as written. But I really love the technique. It's very adaptable. Last night I made a filling of ricotta, basil and finely chopped sundried tomatoes. Delicious. When my kids go back for seconds I know its good. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteYes Julie I agree, you could play around, the technique is so darn simple :)
ReplyDeleteGina, I've been eyeing this recipe for awhile and finally made it tonight - and could kick myself for not making it sooner. The lemon adds another dimension to the dish - both my husband and I loved it! It's going to be one of my "go to" recipes. Thanks again for your wonderful blog - you make losing weight painless - I'm down 20 pounds - and not even strictly following WW - just cooking your recipes!
ReplyDeleteI made this last night and it was SO easy and turned out delicious! I might do a whole slice of procuitto next time so it isn't so overpowered by the chicken.
ReplyDeleteHi! I was just wondering how much worse it is to use panko? I couldn't find whole wheat bread crumbs, but have those on hand. Would that raise the carbs/calories by a lot?
ReplyDeleteWhite bread crumbs or panko would make the carb count the same. Use whatever you can find.
ReplyDeleteLovely, quick and easy! My boys really enjoyed this one, as well as a dinner conversation about other possible stuffings. Thanks for your recipes and inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThis was fantastic and sooo easy! I put it together while my toddler was napping and then just stuck it in the oven at dinner time. It was so good and I was so proud of myself! Thanks for another great recipe!
ReplyDeleteAs always another great recipe. THANK YOU!
ReplyDeleteOK! This is the 2nd recipe I've made from skinnytaste.com and I am completely in love with this blog! It was my bf's turn for the Wednesday night dinner rotation, so I suggested he try this. It turned out amazing and all of our dinner friends just thought it was delicious! It was nice and brown, but juicy and tender!! It was cooked to perfection and like you mentioned, went really well with a nice salad! Thanks for such an awesome meal! Can't wait for more Wednesday night dinner recipes from ST.
ReplyDeleteThis was great delicious
ReplyDeleteI made this last night, my boyfriend and I loved them but the only thing about making this dish was that the bottom of all of them burned. I'm assuming it's from the oil of the cheese that spilled out? I cut off the bottom and it was fine. How do I prevent this from burning at the bottom next time?
ReplyDelete- Mary
I made this the other day for my family. Both of my two year old twins ate it and my husband said, "you could make this again!"
ReplyDeleteThis is in the oven right now and smells delicious!!!! I used shredded mozzarella cheese and fresh basil leaves in place of the red onion (my hubby is not an onion fan). Can't wait to try it!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this site. It has motivated me to cook more. I love to cook but was getting bored with all my recipes. I am attaching a frequently requested recipe that is the same concept as all your chicken rolls.
ReplyDeleteChicken Asparagus Roll Ups
INGREDIENTS:
1/2 cup mayonnaise
3 tablespoons Dijon mustard
1 lemon, juiced and zested
2 teaspoons dried tarragon, 2 TBS fresh minced (fresh is best)
1 teaspoon ground black pepper 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1 bunch spears fresh asparagus, trimmed and divided among the chicken do not use skinny use medium
4 skinless, boneless chicken breast
halves
8 slices provolone cheese (2 per chicken roll)
1 cup panko bread crumbs (can be less and use only 1/2)
DIRECTIONS:
1. Preheat oven to 475 degrees. Grease a baking dish with olive oil pam. In a bowl, mix together the mayonnaise, Dijon mustard, lemon juice, lemon zest, tarragon, salt, and pepper until the mixture is well combined. Set aside.
2. Cook asparagus in the microwave on High until bright green and just tender, 1 to 1 1/2 minutes. Set the asparagus spears aside. Place a chicken breast in a plastic freezer ziplock bag. Firmly pound the chicken breast with the smooth side of a meat mallet to a thickness of about 1/4 inch. Repeat with the rest of the chicken breasts.
3. Place 2 slices of provolone on each chicken breast (leave a small space at top) and top the cheese with evenly divided asparagus spears per breast. Roll the chicken breasts bottom up, around the asparagus and cheese and place seam side down in the greased baking dish. Spoon the mayonnaise mixture on each chicken breast and pour extra into the dish, and sprinkle each with panko crumbs, pressing the crumbs into the chicken to make a coating.
4. Bake in the preheated oven until the crumbs are browned and the chicken juices run clear, about 35-45 minutes.
Enjoy!
Can you replace your mix of olive oil and lemon with lemon olive oil? It is made with crushed lemon that cures with the olives while they are ripening prior to being made into olive oil. Normally it is very expensive but can be purchase for $5-$6 a bottle at Marshall's or TJ Max. Sometimes I pour some into a zip lock bag with salt and pepper and throw cleaned vegetables (asparagus, green beans, brussel sprouts, etc.) into bag. Squish around then roast in oven spread evenly on a cookie sheet.
ReplyDeleteI have recently started WW and came across your site. THANK YOU! Love your recipes. This was the first one I cooked and my husband asked me if I was "allowed" to eat this. It makes my life so much easier when my husband will eat what I am.
ReplyDeleteAnother quick, easy and delicious recipe!!! Thanks Gina!! I'lll be making this again for sure!
ReplyDeleteThis was delicious! a huge hit with the whole family! i didnt add the onion, served it with mashed potatoes and green beans, and we will definitely be eating this again!
ReplyDeleteThe real name of this recipe for those of you that love Italian food.. Chicken Braciolettini
ReplyDeleteStuffed with prosciutto ham and Fontina cheese, served in a mushroom Marsala or Pizziola sauce
And Yes Gina, it is in my opinion, best done in Veal... Pork… I don’t think so, not so much.
I have been eating this since I was a boy, my opinion, best served over linguini in the Pizziola sauce... If I had my way and I knew the day was coming, this would be my last meal...
I want everyone to try this recipe and enjoy it...
Chef Char Char
Oh and one other thing before i forget... NO ONION!!!! the taste of the onion will overpower the Cheese and the Proscuitto... especially if cooked in a pizziola or Marsala..
ReplyDeleteChef Char Char
Just wondering, I have made the zucchini rollatini and this one several times. We love both of them. Why in this recipe is the chicken breaded before stuffing and rolling, and the other gets the breading after it is stuffed?
ReplyDeleteYou can make the one with prosciutto without breeding first, but the zucchini version the crumbs would come off when you smear the zucchini on so I changed it.
ReplyDeleteIf you use bacon instead of ham or prosciutto do you need to cook the bacon at all?
ReplyDeleteThis is incredible! My husband and my picky eaters inhaled it.
ReplyDeleteWe had this for dinner tonight. LOVED IT!!
ReplyDeleteMade this last night! Turned out great and the best part is it as easy and quick! Great for a week night meal if you get home late like me.
ReplyDeleteI just made this and it was delicious and easy!
ReplyDeleteThis look delicious! I don't eat pork, but I'm going to give the recipe a try with bresaola.
ReplyDeleteI just made these for my husband and I and they came out amazingly! I omitted the onion but they were perfect without. Thank you so much for everything you do!
ReplyDeleteTacara, if you don't eat pork you could make one of my other stuffed chicken recipes. I have lots!
ReplyDeleteGina - we have now made every one of the stuffed chicken recipes you have listed and they are all AMAZING! We keep a "stash" in the freezer for weeknight dinners and have been coming up with ingredient combinations staying within the calorie profile. It's been a game changer in my house. Thank you!
DeleteWow!I had been wanting to make this for my bf for quite some time,and we just finished eating it. Delicious!! As are all of your recipes. I was naughty,and had 2, and I am so incredibly stuffed now. The only substitution I made was swapping sun dried tomatoes for the proscuitto.The lemon addition to the breadcrumbs...amazing. Gina, I LOVE all of your recipes, thank you!
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I just decided to go on weight watchers, and I've been scouring the internet for some good recipes.
ReplyDeleteThis. Was. Amazing.
We ate this dish last night and raved every second, the tart lemon, smokey proscuitto, and rich-tasting mozz (fat free was glorious), only omitted the onion, and were two very happy campers. Oh, and we had your chocolate cupcakes with glaze for dessert, which were so freaking good. Looking through your blog to see what to make tonight! Thank you, thank you, thank you.
This was fantastic! I made it tonight for Valentine's Day Dinner along with your mushroom risotto and a light salad. Yummy!
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your site and I am so excited to try this recipe tonight. You make eating healthier so much easier! Thank You!!
ReplyDeleteI also left out the onion (boyfriend does not like) but subbed some fresh basil instead. I paired it with roasted cauliflower for an absolutely delicious meal!
ReplyDeleteI made this for dinner over the weekend; AMAZING! My husband loved it. I am so thankful to have found this recipe.
ReplyDeleteThis was FANTASTIC and SO EASY!! Really appreciate easy, healthy dinner recipes!! Will be adding this to our staples!
ReplyDeleteI just made these last night for the first time. They were so good. I will be making these again for sure. My boyfriend and I are trying to lose weight and your recipes are always staples in our menu. Keep them coming :)
ReplyDeleteAnother hit in our household! My husband was really impressed - the funny part was the day before he complained about that awful low fat provolone cheese in the fridge. But funny how good it tasted melted next to some prociutto. I was interested to see all the comments about the lemon - I normally hate lemon chicken but I didn't taste it at all here. I was suprised how simple and quick this was to prepare. I'm so used to cooking chicken on the stovetop - it was nice to just stick this in the oven.
ReplyDeleteThis was wonderful and so easy, too!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious, would this work with boneless skinless chicken thighs?
ReplyDeleteWe make this in larger batches and freeze them individually. You can bake at 400 for 30-35 minutes. They are absolutely wonderful and make an easy weeknight dinner once prepared and frozen.
ReplyDeleteHi Gina!!! I'm from Brazil and however some ingredients are quite dificult too find here I did some tiny modifications, and i just made this recipe for lunch!!! ohh it was so good!!! everybody loved it !!!
ReplyDeleteCertainly I will be making it again very soon!!!! Congrats your recipes are the best!!
How much lemon jucice should I use. I don't have a lemon to squeeze, just lemon juice
ReplyDeleteI made these last night and they were fantastic! Used regular italian breadcrumbs, and added some garlic powder to the chicken breasts before dipping. Served with the roasted cauliflower recipe on this site. Delicious!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to make these and freeze, would you cook prior to freezing or after thaw? Do you think they would get less crunch on top?
ReplyDeleteMade this last night, another recipe that you knocked out of the park. That's the 3rd Skinnytaste dinner in a row, thanks Gina!
ReplyDeleteThis was incredible! I've been making your recipes for the past 3 weeks, and they are all fabulous. This one was particularly fantastic and thus my first comment on your blog. I had some meyer lemon infused olive oil and used it with some homemade breadcrumbs from 2 crusts of bread and italian seasonings and grated parm. Gina, almost all your recipes are so simple to prepare. I have a 2 yr old and an 8 month old at home and am still able to prepare fresh dishes each night, and freeze leftovers. I love that we are eating more healthily than ever even if I make slightly higher calorie or fat substitutes based on what's in the house. You've changed the way I approach food in the house. It's exciting and tastes better than most meals I've made since I started cooking 7 years ago. Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteMade this tonight with your cilantro/lime rice. So versatile. With five of us in the house finding a dinner that pleases everyone is very difficult. I made DH's according to the recipe but for mine I used sundried tomato instead of red onion. My middle and youngest sons did not like the sharp provolone, so I used mozzarella on theirs. My oldest does not like melted cheese, so I just used the proscuitto and some sliced jalapenos on his. Viola! It was like making custom meals but so easy and everyone raved about it.
ReplyDeleteMade this today and came out great. I didn't have prosciutto so I used serrano ham and also added some roasted red pepper, loved the olive oil/lemon mix instead of egg. The kids don't like melted cheese or onions therefore I just used ham in theirs they loved it. Served it with red pepper rice, thanks.
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing! Gina, what would be the best way to make this dish and freeze it to eat another day? Would it be best to bake first then freeze or freeze the rolls uncooked? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI made this for my family last night. I used asparagus rather than red onion. It was fabulous and quite fast. My picky 4 year old even like the chicken (because of the breadcrumbs, I'm sure!). Served it with a big salad and everyone was happy! YUM!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious! Would the cooking time differ if making veal or pork?
ReplyDeleteThis was sooooo good! I seasoned my chicken first (w/ salt free seasoning) and rubbed the seasonings on the meat. The onion added so much flavor. Will def make again.
ReplyDeleteMade this tonight for my nanny family. It was very delicious!!! Thanks for sharing. I think I shall make it again this weekend!!!
ReplyDeleteWould it matter in taste and points if I substitute the sliced mozzarella cheese for fat free shredded mozzarella? Otherwise I'd have to slice Gouda into it. Thank you in advance.
ReplyDeleteMade this for dinner last night and my husband loved it. Another wonderful Skinnytaste recipe to add into the rotation!
ReplyDeleteI'm allergic to lemon. Can something else be used or can it be cut from the recipe completely?
ReplyDeleteI didn't use the lemon and it still turned out delicious!
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ReplyDeleteJust wondering - in the ingrediants you say use 8 3oz cutlets. I assume that means 3oz raw right? I know the NI and pointsplus you list are based on cooked weight. But wanted to make sure your ingrediants lists are always raw.
Thanks!
Easy to do, and tastes pretty good.
ReplyDeletemy god woman i just need the serving size and ingreedents!!!
ReplyDeleteMade this for dinner and used thinly sliced pork. It was delicious.
ReplyDeleteSo amazing! Just made for a low cal and low fat dinner option for me (watching my weight) and my husband loved it too! Awesome and easy!
ReplyDeleteCan you prepare these a few hours ahead?
ReplyDeleteJust made this for lunch. It was delicious. I used swiss cheese because it's what I had.
ReplyDeleteOur family loved this recipe,especially my 2 teenagers. They didn't think I made it, thought I ordered it from a restaurant-LOL! and it was so simple. Thanks Gina!
ReplyDeletemade this tonight, with mozzarella cheese, it was amazing!!! all the recipes so far that I've made from here have been great!
ReplyDeleteMade this last night, what a treat! I've been making my cutlets with egg dip for years...who knew olive oil/lemon juice would be so wonderful! Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteMade this tonight. YUM! I enjoyed every bite and probably could have eaten everything in the baking dish. I served it with the cauliflower puree and a mixed greens salad. Awesome!
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