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SANDWICH CHICKEN PESTO

RECIPE DETAILS

Item ID: MP415

Batch Quantity: 1

Serving Size: 1

Serving Measure: SANDWICH

Serving Description: 1 SANDWICH

Nutrition Link: 80093

Food Category: Sandwich recipes

HACCP: POULT

HACCP Process Category: Complex

Recipe Source: COOKB

RECIPE DETAILS

Item ID: MP415

Batch Quantity: 1

Serving Size: 1

Serving Measure: SANDWICH

Serving Description: 1 SANDWICH

Nutrition Link: 80093

Food Category: Sandwich recipes

HACCP: POULT

HACCP Process Category: Complex

Recipe Source: COOKB

Ingredients

Ingredients list for this recipe is unavailable.


Instructions

Pre-Preparation

Chicken Yield = 64%

In perforated hotel pan, steam chicken to 165 degrees F, approximately 10 minutes.

Preparation

Mix pesto with mayo.
Slice cooked chicken into 1.4 inch slices.
Add pesto/ mayo and mix together.
Using a 3 oz spoodle, place by weight 2.92 oz portions of pesto chicken mix onto open hoagie bun.
Place .5 oz cheese slice on top

Serving

Serve cold


Food Groups/Meal Patterns

Recipe Analysis:

Servings per meal pattern are based on default serving size and measure:

Fruits: 0 Vegetables Total: 0 Meat/Meat Alternative: 2.5 Calories: 516.31
Dark Green: 0 Milk: 0 Sat. Fat: 11.46%
Red Orange: 0 Grains: 2 Sodium: 670.8
Legumes: 0
Starchy: 0
Other: 0
Additional: 0

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