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Hunting Shack Chicken Dinner Recipe


Hunting Shack Chicken Dinner Recipe
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It's a well known secret that deer hunters eat like royalty in their hunting shacks. Here's a fantastic dinner that's fast and hard to mess up.

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Ingredients
  • 1/2 Cup milk
  • 1 egg
  • 1/2 Cup flour
  • 4 Tblspns butter
  • pepper shaker and seasoned salt shaker
  • 2 chicken breasts, skinless and boneless
  • 3 slices of bacon, uncooked, cut into one inch pieces
  • 2 large potatoes, peeled and sliced into 1/4 inch thick rounds
  • 1-1/2 Cups mushrooms (your favorite), sliced 1/4 inch thick
  • 1/2 Cup onion, chopped
  • 1 Cup Mozzarella cheese, grated
  • 1 can of peas (or any easy veggie side dish)

Directions
  1. Whisk egg and milk together and set aside for coating chicken. Place flour in a dish and set aside, also.
  2. Melt 2 T of butter on med-high heat in a medium size frying pan, add sliced potatoes (they go in first for direct pan contact), a third of the onions and half the bacon. Leave med-high, salt and pepper to taste, and cover. The potatoes need to cook for 5 minutes before the chicken is started, so that everything is done cooking at the same time, so take your time with the next step.
  3. Melt 2 T butter in medium heat in a second pan (large), put in mushrooms, the rest of the onions and bacon. Move them around to coat them in butter, then skoot them into the corner a bit to make room for the chicken. (That's a joke. There's no corner in a round pan.)
  4. Coat the chicken in the egg and milk mixture, dredge in flour, place in pan beside the mushrooms. S & P to taste, do not cover. In the other pan, turn the potatoes and re-cover. (Turn mushrooms as needed.)
  5. After 5 minutes turn the chicken over, turn the potatoes and leave them uncovered now.
  6. After another 5 minutes everything should be done. Chicken is ready when juice runs clear from a knife inserted halfway into thickest part. Heat the peas. Shut off burner under the chicken and put all the mozzarella cheese on top of the two chicken breasts. Cover the pan (use foil if no lid) until cheese is melted. About 2 minutes.
  7. Place fried potatoes and hot peas in serving dishes. Carry chicken frying pan to a hot pad in the middle of the dinner table while hollering "Come and get it or I'll eat it myself".

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Sounds good.


"well known secret"..love it!


Ha! I like your direction number 7! I think the bacon carries the flavor of this dish over the top!


Sounds wonderful. Thanks Crazy.


Yum. yum, yum!!!!!!!


Yesss! Hearty, delicious and warmly satisfying. Nothin' better!
--Kn0x--


A chicken recipe, Yeah!! I love the sounds of this one. I've got it saved and going to get ready to give it try!! Not only do deer hunters eat high on the hog, so to speak during hunting season so do I!
I love good, slow cooked deer especially BBQ'd! It is one of my favorite things to fix!


This is a must do,love it...


This sounds really great!


Sounds like heaven to me! Thanks for posting!


I like the sound of this..


Sounds just delicious and easy, too. Thank you for a "real food" recipe!


Oh this sounds too good!!! My family and I like hearty meals during the winter months. Thank you for sharing.


This sounds great!! I will have to try this. Shame on you for letting our secret out.


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