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Chicken Sandwich

4 servings

10 minutes

A chicken sandwich is one of the most popular and simple dishes in American cuisine, combining the juiciness of chicken fillet, crispy bread, and a delicate sauce. Its origin is linked to the development of fast food in the USA, where convenience and speed of preparation became key. In this version, the chicken is lightly seasoned with salt and pepper and then baked in the microwave, making it soft and aromatic. The sauce made from mayonnaise and sour cream with added fresh salad gives the dish a refreshing taste. Toasted whole grain bread adds a light crunch and enhances the flavor of the entire composition. This sandwich is perfect for a quick snack or light lunch and can be served with vegetables or potato chips.

Chicken Sandwich
Energy value per serving
Calories
728.7kcal
Proteins
56.9grams
Fats
34.2grams
Carbohydrates
40grams
Ingredients
4servings
Cooking steps
  • 1

    Take the chicken and wash it under running water, trim off any excess. Cut it diagonally and vertically. Season with salt and pepper.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Chicken breast fillet: 4 pieces
    2. Salt:  to taste
    3. Ground black pepper:  to taste
  • 2

    Then take a microwave-safe bowl, place the chicken in it, and heat for 6 minutes.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Chicken breast fillet: 4 pieces
  • 3

    Prepare the sauce: add mayonnaise, sour cream, and salad to a bowl, season with salt and pepper to taste. Mix well.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Mayonnaise: 7.5 tablespoons
    2. Sour cream: 7.5 tablespoons
    3. Green salad leaves: 4 bunchs
    4. Salt:  to taste
    5. Ground black pepper:  to taste
  • 4

    Toast the bread.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Wholegrain bread: 8 pieces
  • 5

    Combine the ingredients. Soak the bread well in the sauce, then place the chicken on top.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Wholegrain bread: 8 pieces
    2. Mayonnaise: 7.5 tablespoons
    3. Sour cream: 7.5 tablespoons
    4. Chicken breast fillet: 4 pieces