Chicken Rollatini is a delicious and easy dinner that is equally perfect for a weekday or a weekend night. Juicy chicken breast pounded thin and rolled with a mixture of spinach, mushrooms, garlic and Asiago cheese. Then, it’s lightly rolled in Panko crumbs and more Asiago cheese.
It’s been so crazy around here lately. Between all the shopping, baking, school parties and non-stop work, I’ve been running around and my head is spinning. It’s a good kind of crazy though because it’s Christmas and it’s my favorite time of the year. I enjoy Christmas shopping because I actually like giving gifts better than getting them. I love watching everyone’s faces when they open presents. It’s like crack to me. I also love our Christmas parties at school. There might be a bunch of kids running around in their pajamas, hyped up on brownies and hot cocoa, but I wouldn’t miss a single one of them.
This week has been especially busy for me. It’s the last week of school and I’m trying to fit in some fun activities before Christmas next week. All the fun stuff is going on around town and I have a few plans for little man and I. Most exciting is the Nights of Lights Train. Not only is it a train that goes around the city filled with Christmas lights, we will stop for hot cocoa and a chocolate fountain! There is a rumor of movies too. Can’t wait!
So with all this holiday excitement, I needed to take a break from baking and actually cook something for dinner. We can’t live on cookies the whole month, now can we?! I’ve been too tired to cook something big so I’ve been making some easy dishes. This chicken rollatini is very easy and filled with simple ingredients that make a great flavor combination.
Asiago Spinach & Mushroom Chicken Rollatini
Ingredients
- 2 large chicken breasts boneless skinless (or 3 smaller ones)
- 8 oz frozen spinach thawed and squeezed
- 5 oz baby bella mushrooms diced
- 3 garlic cloves
- 3/4 cup grated Asiago cheese
- Salt fresh cracked pepper
- 1 cup Panko bread crumbs
- 1/4 cup grated Asiago cheese
- Salt fresh cracked pepper
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 and lightly grease a small casserole baking dish.
- In a medium skillet, over medium heat, saute spinach, diced mushrooms and grated garlic. Season with some salt and pepper and cook until mushrooms are done. Place the mixture in a bowl and mix with 3/4 cup of Asiago cheese. Set aside to cool until it can be handled.
- Slice chicken breasts in two, width-wise (like you would butterfly it but all the way through). Place a chicken breast in a thick zip-lock bag and pound it carefully, do not pound too hard and be careful not to make any holes. Repeat with remaining chicken breasts. (You may have to use more than one bag if you make too many holes in one.) Salt and pepper pounded chicken and set aside.
- Mix Panko bread crumbs with 1/4 cup of Asiago cheese, some salt and pepper and set aside.
- Divide spinach mixture over the chicken breasts.
- Roll up each chicken breast, tightly. Bread rolled chicken by pressing it in bread crumb mixture on all sides.
- Place chicken in the casserole dish, seam down.
- Bake for 35-40 minutes.
Notes
Check out these great recipes from other bloggers:
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Chicken Rollatini Stuffed with Zucchini and Mozzarella from Culinary Couture
Eggplant Rollatini Quinoa Casserole from Cookie Monster Cooking
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Alice @ Hip Foodie Mom says
I love this time of the year too!!! A good kind of crazy 🙂 love love love this chicken!!! I love chicken stuffed with spinach, mushrooms, garlic and Asiago cheese. Delicious!!! Wishing you and your family a lovely Christmas!!
David @ Spiced says
Woah! This flavor combo is making me want dinner…and it’s only 9am! Hmmm…I wonder if it’s acceptable to eat chicken rollatini for breakfast? Either that, or I just need to stop reading your posts until later in the day. Haha!
Liz says
Thank you so much for the lovely recipes. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
Lucia Tibeiro says
Hello,
Thank you for your website. Just found it yesterday and was going to tray the Asiago Spinach & Mushroom Chicken Rollatini but did not understand the step number 7. Did you mean steam instead of seam?
Thank you,
Lucia says
Sorry about spelling – I meant to say “was going to try”