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About Recipe

Parnassus is a mountain that stretches among three prefectures in the central area of Greece and has an altitude of 2.457 meters, which makes it one of the highest in the country. According to Greek mythology the mountain took its name from hero Parnassus, who also built a city on it. Back then, myth says, Zeus decided to destroy the corrupted human beings. He chose Defkalíonas, son of Prometheus, and his wife Pyrrha, who were loyal and pious, to survive. Defkalíonas, following his father’s advice, built a ship and he and his wife boarded on it.

Ingredients

stale bread

parmigiano reggiano

parsley

salt

cherry tomatoes

onion

basil leaves

dried basil

dried thyme

sugar

Salt and pepper

Olive oil for sautéing

pint milk

butter

corn starch

yellow cheese, grated

formaela cheese, grated (if you cannot find formaela, use any sharp white cheese like cheddar)

egg

Salt (careful because you have added cheese as well)

Pepper

nutmeg

Chicken breasts

Salt and pepper

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