Chicken cordon bleu

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Helmuts has the best.
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Thank you everyone!
I have tried the frozen pre packaged route and have not been impressed but I wasn't expecting to be. I was spoiled at a young age with quality in house made at the restaurant I worked in.
Helmuts you say Babalouie? Where is that? Made in house? Mmmmmm
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I guess I need to roll up my sleeves and make a bunch and freeze them. I was taught how at Papillion. So no excuses I guess.
Cooking for one is difficult.
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It is that.

Have you seen Alan's cooking channel? He's made an art of cooking for one.
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logman wrote:I guess I need to roll up my sleeves and make a bunch and freeze them. I was taught how at Papillion. So no excuses I guess.
Cooking for one is difficult.

Plan to spend 1 weekend a month doing nothing but cooking. Makes life so much easier - cook, cook, cook - spaghetti sauce, lasagna, soups, stews, chicken cordon bleu, schnitzel, pizza dough, etc. - freeze in single serving portions on a baking sheet then wrap and date before sticking in the freezer.
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Go to Woodfire Bakery and have their chicken cordon bleu sub. *Homerdrool*
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logman wrote:Cooking for one is difficult.


Not really.

You cook for 8-10 and get yourself a Vacuum Sealer machine and a freezer.

An instant pot works great for heating up leftovers too. Better than a microwave just a little slower.
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