Chicken Parmesan

From: Jamie

1 lb bone­less, skin­less chic­ken breasts

1 ½ C Ita­lian bread crumbs (you may need a little more; I gues­sed on the measurement)

2 eggs

Coo­king oil

Shred­ded moz­za­re­lla cheese

Par­me­san cheese

2 jars of spaghetti sauce (marinara)

1 lb pasta noodles

Cut each chic­ken breast into fourths. Put bread crumbs into a deep bowl or pour them onto a plate. Crack two eggs and scram­ble them into a sepa­rate deep bowl. Add about a ¼ C of coo­king oil to a ski­llet and turn the stove onto medium high. Get the oil good and hot. Dip the chic­ken breasts into the egg wash and then dip them into the bowl with the bread crumbs to evenly coat the chic­ken. Place the chic­ken in the hot ski­llet and cook each side till gol­den brown. In a rec­tan­gu­lar glass cas­se­role dish, put a thin coat of mari­nara sauce in the bot­tom of the pan. Place the chic­ken in the cas­se­role dish. Pour some more mari­nara sauce over the top of the chic­ken. Sprin­kle the chic­ken with shred­ded moz­za­re­lla and Par­me­san cheese. Bake in the oven for thirty minu­tes at 350. While the chic­ken is coo­king, pour the remai­ning sauce into a sau­ce­pan and heat on low heat. Pre­pare pasta nood­les if desi­red. The cheese on top of the chic­ken should be mel­ted and bubbly after 30 minu­tes. If not, simply broil for 1–2 minutes.