Looking recommendations on Stuffed Chicken Breast

Started by Slicer021, December 12, 2020, 05:13:37 PM

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Slicer021

Hey y'all. I am wanting to try some stuffed chicken breast. Have never done them so was curious as to y'all's favorites. Figured it would also be a good cook to try out this Jealous Devil lump I picked up. Have not been able to find anything other than Kingsford lately and I am just not a big fan of it anymore.


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sonofabutcher

My favorite way is to butterfly them open so you can get a  even thickness to help with cooking evenly then stuff with cream cheese and spinach. Possibilities are endless.


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bbqking01

Just did these. Cut open, stuffed with shallot, garlic, and mushroom, mixed with cream cheese. 1hour at 350, then another half hour at 415. Turned out great.


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SMOKE FREAK


mahnamahna

A super easy one is to buy thick breasts, dry well with paper towels, coat with evoo and your favorite rubs then cut a slit in the side to create a pocket.  Fill with cold spinach artichoke dip sold at the store, secure closed with toothpicks, smoke indirect until chicken is 160 internal.  Place into bowl with tight lid, rest 10mins.  Remove, serve, spoon juices from bowl over breasts.


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HoosierKettle


Quote from: mahnamahna on December 14, 2020, 06:47:19 AM
A super easy one is to buy thick breasts, dry well with paper towels, coat with evoo and your favorite rubs then cut a slit in the side to create a pocket.  Fill with cold spinach artichoke dip sold at the store, secure closed with toothpicks, smoke indirect until chicken is 160 internal.  Place into bowl with tight lid, rest 10mins.  Remove, serve, spoon juices from bowl over breasts.


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Fresh spinach or canned?  Probably a dumb question but I never use spinach.


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sonofabutcher


Quote from: HoosierKettle on December 14, 2020, 06:59:16 AM

Quote from: mahnamahna on December 14, 2020, 06:47:19 AM
A super easy one is to buy thick breasts, dry well with paper towels, coat with evoo and your favorite rubs then cut a slit in the side to create a pocket.  Fill with cold spinach artichoke dip sold at the store, secure closed with toothpicks, smoke indirect until chicken is 160 internal.  Place into bowl with tight lid, rest 10mins.  Remove, serve, spoon juices from bowl over breasts.


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Fresh spinach or canned?  Probably a dumb question but I never use spinach.


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I use fresh that I've chopped


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Retired@55

Check out Malcomb Reed's jalapeno-stuffed chicken thigh recipe link below. I used buterflied breasts and they were fantastic!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OZvhpkaAcqs

mahnamahna


Quote from: HoosierKettle on December 14, 2020, 06:59:16 AM

Quote from: mahnamahna on December 14, 2020, 06:47:19 AM
A super easy one is to buy thick breasts, dry well with paper towels, coat with evoo and your favorite rubs then cut a slit in the side to create a pocket.  Fill with cold spinach artichoke dip sold at the store, secure closed with toothpicks, smoke indirect until chicken is 160 internal.  Place into bowl with tight lid, rest 10mins.  Remove, serve, spoon juices from bowl over breasts.


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Fresh spinach or canned?  Probably a dumb question but I never use spinach.


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Sorry just saw this.  Usually the grocery stores have a pre-made spinach artichoke dip in the refrigerated section in the deli or produce area.  This is what I used and it was awesome


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