
Unlike Angela at The Spinning Plate, I had leftover Skillet Chicken. And so I made a chicken-club-ish sort of sandwich.
If you're gonna make a sandwich and have it with fries, start the fries now with this Oven-Baked Fries recipe. If you're making fries for one, use a single russet potato and a 7x11 baking dish or 1/4 baking sheet and ease up on the oil; keep the steps the same. While that's going, you can prep your sandwich.
I thinly sliced one of the breast halves, layered it over two slices of sourdough, topped it with thin-sliced pepperjack cheese and slid the bread slices under the broiler just a few minutes so the bread was JUST toasted, the chicken warmed, and the cheese melted.


Meanwhile, I fried some bacon (yep, in the cast iron skillet) and squished those bacon slices into the hot cheese. The bacon was topped with romaine lettuce leaves and tomato slices.
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