Finishing Touches for Chicken Parmigiana

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Summary: Learn about putting the chicken in the oven and getting the chicken out of the oven chicken parmigiana in this free Italian cooking video from a professional pasta chef.

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Greg Goldberg Hi my name is Greg Goldberg and I've been cooking and working in the Philadelphia area restuarant business for years. I started out as a waiter and soon got ... read more

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Finishing Touches for Chicken Parmigiana

Hi! My name is Greg Goldberg. We are here at Minetti's Italian Specialties at Wayne, PA. I am here on behalf of Expert Village and today we are cooking chicken parmigiana. We are going to pre-heat our oven to 400 degrees and we are going to slide that baby right in. Right on top. We are going to give that about 3 minutes in that 400 degree oven just to melt the cheese. We are not trying to do anything else. We are just going to pull it out here and we are going to see that the cheese is beautifully melted. I am going to grab my trusty kitchen towel here and pull it right out. Isn't that beautiful?