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    thecookiemomma

    Southwestern US

    Chef #2371431

    Southwestern US

    Joined: Aug 21, 2012

    1 review by thecookiemomma

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    Reviewed Chicken Florentine in a White Wine Sauce
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    "My husband made this for supper last night. Instead of rolling the breasts, he butterflied them open and stuck the stuff inside that way. He also doubled the garlic, since we love garlic around here. He and I and our eldest absolutely loved it. If he ever makes it again, he does want to remember to use a bigger pan. A normal 9X13 wasn't enoug..."

    Aug 21, 2012 on Food.com

    Recipe #125631

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