Chicken Sandwich by cookingwithfire

Miguel Raya

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Chicken Sandwich

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This is a very easy recipe. Chicken sandwiches are always a family favorite! Either, fried, grilled or on the griddle. The guacamole just adds a nice creamy texture.

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Ingredients

6 boneless skinless chicken thighs

12 slices sourdough bread

6 slices Swiss cheese

1 large red onion

1 large steak tomato

1 romaine heart of lettuce

For the Guacamole

1 steak tomato

½ small red onion

1 hass avocado

1 serrano pepper

½ Juice of lemon

1 tbsp chopped cilantro

Salt to taste

Directions

Step 1

Preheat your griddle to medium-high heat.

Step 2

For the Guacamole

Step 1

In a food processor add, tomato, red onion, serrano pepper, avocado, lemon juice and cilantro and blend until smooth, or until your desired texture.

Step 2

Place in a bowl and add salt to taste. Cut the other steak tomato as thin as you can into rounds, and separate the lettuce leaves, set aside.

Step 3

Now let’s season the chicken thighs, add your favorite chicken seasoning, I recommend Spanglish asadero bold citrus.

Step 4

Once seasoned place on the griddle and turn every 3 min until they reach an internal temperature of 165 degrees. Once the chicken is getting close to 165, toast the sourdough bread.

Step 5

I really enjoy adding mayo when toasting bread. You can use butter if you like. Before your remove the chicken and it hit 165 add Swiss cheese and let melt for about 1 min before removing it.

Step 6

Now it’s time to assemble, add mayo to the bread, lettuce, tomato, chicken and top with a nice serving of guacamole.

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Notes

You can use any cheese you like on this recipe, you can also use chicken breast, I enjoy chicken thighs due to them not drying out. For the guacamole add some lime if it’s your preference. I used my cuisinart 360 griddle xl for this cook.

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