answer:Sure, here are some side dishes that would pair well with chicken parmesan: - Spaghetti or any type of pasta with tomato sauce - Garlic bread or breadsticks - Roasted or grilled vegetables such as zucchini, eggplant, asparagus, or broccoli - Salad with a vinaigrette dressing - Risotto or polenta As for making homemade tomato sauce, here are some tips: - Start by sautéing garlic and onion in olive oil until softened. - Add canned whole peeled tomatoes and their juice to the pan. Use a wooden spoon or potato masher to break up the tomatoes. - Season with salt, pepper, and any desired herbs such as basil, oregano, or thyme. - Simmer the sauce on low heat for at least 30 minutes and up to 2 hours, stirring occasionally. The longer you simmer the sauce, the more flavorful it will become. - If the sauce seems too thick, you can thin it out with a little bit of water or chicken broth. - You can also add some red pepper flakes for a little bit of heat or a splash of red wine for extra flavor. Hope that helps!

answer:Sure, here are some alternative cheeses you can use in place of mozzarella cheese: - Provolone cheese: Similar in texture and flavor to mozzarella, but with a slightly stronger flavor. - Gouda cheese: A rich and nutty cheese that melts well and pairs nicely with chicken. - Cheddar cheese: A sharper and tangier cheese that adds a different flavor to the dish. - Swiss cheese: A milder flavor that still melts and melds nicely with the other flavors. As for making a gluten-free version of chicken parmesan, here are some tips: - Use gluten-free breadcrumbs made from rice flour, cornmeal, or gluten-free crackers. - Use gluten-free all-purpose flour for dredging the chicken breasts. - Make sure that the tomato sauce you use is gluten-free. You can make your own by following the tomato sauce recipe above. - Check the ingredients of any pre-packaged tomato sauce or seasoning mixes that you use to ensure that they are gluten-free. - Use a separate baking dish instead of an oven-safe skillet to bake the chicken, to avoid cross-contamination from any residual gluten on the skillet. I hope these tips help you make a delicious gluten-free version of chicken parmesan!

answer:Sure, here are some tips for making a healthier version of chicken parmesan: - Use whole wheat breadcrumbs and/or almond flour instead of white breadcrumbs or all-purpose flour. This will add fiber and nutrients to the dish. - Instead of frying the chicken in oil, bake it in the oven with a light spray of cooking oil. This will reduce the amount of fat and calories in the dish. - Use a low-fat, low-sodium tomato sauce. You can also make your own tomato sauce and reduce the amount of added salt. - Use part-skim mozzarella cheese instead of full-fat mozzarella cheese. You can also use a smaller amount of cheese to reduce calories. - Add more vegetables to the dish, such as roasted or steamed broccoli or spinach, for added nutrients and fiber. As for making a vegetarian version of chicken parmesan, here are some options: - Use eggplant or portobello mushrooms instead of chicken. Coat them in the same breadcrumb mixture and bake them until crispy. - Use vegetarian chicken substitutes made from soy or wheat protein. These often come pre-coated in a breadcrumb mixture. - Use firm tofu instead of chicken. Press out any excess water, coat it in the breadcrumb mixture, and bake until crispy. I hope these tips help you make a delicious and healthier version of chicken parmesan, and give you some ideas for making the dish vegetarian. Enjoy!

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