Last mischief before the return of HRH

Flygande Jakob (English: Flying Jacob) is a Swedish casserole based on chicken with bananas, peanuts and bacon and cooked in the oven. The dish was invented by Ove Jacobsson who worked in the air freight industry, hence the name. One night daddy Jacobsson had to cook since wifey was away, and all he had in the fridge was cream, bananas, ketchup and chicken. That's probably exactly how it happened.
 
Since MY wifey is not around, I decided to try this out. With some minor improvisation
 
 
 
Some healthy ingredients that go into this dish

 
 
 
Healthy grilled chicken, of course

 
 
 
Some questionable ingredients that also go into the dish

 
 
 
Sauteed chopped garlic, mushroom, bacon & carrots

 
 
 
Laid the chicken in a oven dish. Allowed some gaps between the pieces so the sauce can get through.

 
 
 
Poured sauteed mushrooms, bacon & carrots on top of chicken

 
 
 
Mix creamy stuff and chilli sauce evenly

 
 
Then poured sauce on top of the ingredients, covering everything. Next, arrange sliced bananas neatly on top.

 
 
Lastly poured more sauce into the oven dish, drowning everything.

 
 
 
Bake for half an hour

 
 
 
Flygande Jakob...done

 
 
 
Serve with rice, or pancakes, or pasta, or potatoes...

 
 
 
To neautralize everything, make sure to eat vegetables, lots of it

 
 
 

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