Oh yeah, Chicken Parmesan is another one easy to cook. The way I do it is I take a pan and oil it up with a bit of margarine and olive oil (melt on a low heat) put a bit of basil and salt on the pan, and once it's melted add in the chicken breasts. Dump spaghetti sauce on it until it's about 3/4ths the way submerged, and then flip until it's seared on both sides. From there add just a touch of parmesan each time on either side after flipping and then using a spoon to put more sauce on top. For garlic just add it into the sauce based on how much you like garlic (some people hate it). Use just a regular dinner fork to figure out how done it is. If it still feels a bit gooey, it's not done enough. If it feels firm all the way through, flip it one last time scoop some more sauce on top, and then add a good layer of parmesan. Let it sit for about 5 minutes and just prior to serving sprinkle just a few parsley flakes on top (doesn't alter the taste much but makes it look really pretty). You can serve it next to, or on pretty much any pasta you cook. As for heat, I've found it best to cook it on a high heat at first to get a good sear, and then on a low or medium heat until ready. One thing which makes it a bit easier is that you can just put it on a low heat after the initial searing to in order to wait until whatever pasta you're making is done, just make sure it spends at least five minutes with the sauce at boiling temperature to be on the safe side.
Overall it's a good chick impressor meal because if it turns out right it looks really pretty served on, or alongside pasta.