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Wild Garlic Stuffed Chicken Kiev with Roasted Beetroot and Radish Salad

Another favourite thing to do with Wild Garlic is to make homemade chicken Kievs in the form of these Wild Garlic Stuffed Chicken Kiev with Roasted Beetroot and Radish Salad with Watercress and French Dressing.

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20m

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Step 1

Blitz together the butter and wild garlic with some salt and pepper to form a paste.

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For

4

M

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75

g

Butter, softened

75

g

Wild garlic

4

Chicken breasts

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Notes

Wild garlic v garlic
If you can’t get hold of wild garlic, use 3 garlic cloves and 1 tbsp chopped parsley with the butter instead. Wild garlic does have a different taste, it’s more mellow and gentle but hey, the chicken Kiev dream was built on normal garlic so we know it more than works!

Extra butter
I would be tempted to make extra butter, roll it into a log, wrap in baking parchment and then pop in the freezer. It’s then ready to slice whenever you need a little punch of flavour. Highly recommend with baked salmon, pan fried fish, steak, roasted vegetables…I mean, pretty much anything really!

Oven Baked
You can fry the kievs in some olive oil and butter first before finishing in the oven for 10 minutes if preferred. Sometimes I find this easier as it means you get a gorgeous golden outside but you know it’s cooked all the way through.

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Wild Garlic Stuffed Chicken Kiev with Roasted Beetroot and Radish Salad

Another favourite thing to do with Wild Garlic is to make homemade chicken Kievs in the form of these Wild Garlic Stuffed Chicken Kiev with Roasted Beetroot and Radish Salad with Watercress and French Dressing.

Cook

20m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Blitz together the butter and wild garlic with some salt and pepper to form a paste.

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For

4

M

I

75

g

Butter, softened

75

g

Wild garlic

4

Chicken breasts

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Notes

Wild garlic v garlic
If you can’t get hold of wild garlic, use 3 garlic cloves and 1 tbsp chopped parsley with the butter instead. Wild garlic does have a different taste, it’s more mellow and gentle but hey, the chicken Kiev dream was built on normal garlic so we know it more than works!

Extra butter
I would be tempted to make extra butter, roll it into a log, wrap in baking parchment and then pop in the freezer. It’s then ready to slice whenever you need a little punch of flavour. Highly recommend with baked salmon, pan fried fish, steak, roasted vegetables…I mean, pretty much anything really!

Oven Baked
You can fry the kievs in some olive oil and butter first before finishing in the oven for 10 minutes if preferred. Sometimes I find this easier as it means you get a gorgeous golden outside but you know it’s cooked all the way through.

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