Parmesan Chicken Breast Tenders
We call for chicken breast tenders here to keep things easy, but you can also use skinless, boneless chicken breasts (which are less expensive). Just cut each breast lengthwise into 3 strips. (Cost for 4: $8.61)
We call for chicken breast tenders here to keep things easy, but you can also use skinless, boneless chicken breasts (which are less expensive). Just cut each breast lengthwise into 3 strips. (Cost for 4: $8.61)
The whole family loved these; especially my extremely picky 6yo. I used corn flour instead of corn meal for a finer texture and added more salt than it called for. I will make this again - frequently!
Great non-fried "fried chicken" recipe! Halved the garlic powder and added a little panko crumbs to the breading mixture--plenty of flavor and a bit more crisp. Used sour cream + milk to sub for buttermilk and used egg substitute instead of whole egg for wash--worked great, chicken very moist. Browned in oven-going skillet so no need to transfer to baking sheet to finish off. Served on bed of spring mix & spinach with chopped Granny Smith apple, bacon crumbles and dried cranberries, topped with honey dijon dressing. Husband loved it!!
Delicious flavor, although next time I will pan fry until cooked through and skip the baking as I think the batter didn't hold up to it very well. I skipped the cornmeal because I didnt have any on hand and subbed milk for the buttermilk. Really quick and easy to make. Served with lemon rice