Dip each piece of chicken liberally in the egg (on both sides), shake off any excess egg and
then coat the chicken with the pecan breadcrumbs.
Then coat the chicken in the marinade, followed by a dredging in the cornflake mixture.
Stir quickly to mix together the sauce, and
then coat the chicken with the sauce.
Not exact matches
It was in Buffalo, in 1964, that Teressa Bellissimo,
then co-owner of the Anchor Bar, fried up some
chicken wings and
coated them in hot sauce as a late - night snack for her son and some friends.
Working in batches, dip
chicken into eggs,
then dredge in Panko, pressing to
coat.
To bread the
chicken, dip it in beaten egg,
then rice flour,
then beaten egg again, and finally in the Aleia's
Coat and Crunch.
Mix the spices together,
then sprinkle on top of
chicken and toss to
coat.
* The best way I have learned to cook my
chicken is to liberally salt and pepper the
chicken,
then generally
coat it with coconut oil.
In a large bowl, add the
chicken wings, enough oil to
coat the wings, and a few pinches of salt and pepper
then toss together.
Brush the
chicken on both sides with the oil,
then coat all over with the spice mix.
I spotted a recipe for Buffalo
Chicken Sliders that incorporated carrots and celery right into the burger,
then coated the cooked burger in hot sauce and topped it with a blue cheese dressing.
I am not sure if the oil was the cause of the
coating not going far enough for those who say it did nt
coat all of their
chicken - maybe the key is to
coat with the dry ingredients
then spray with oil?
One at a time, press the
coated chicken strips into the dish of corn flake crumbs and flip so that both sides are
coated in crumbs,
then transfer the crumby strips to the prepared baking sheet.
Then, like my sriracha
chicken nuggets, these little devils are
coated in panko bread crumbs so that they crisp up very nicely in your oven, not your fryer.
Remove one
chicken breast from the brine, shake off the excess, dip into the egg mix,
then coat in the panko mix.
Marinade strips of
chicken thighs in soy sauce, garlic and ginger,
then coat in cornflour and fry for these quick and easy burgers
Meanwhile, add enough buffalo wing sauce to thoroughly
coat chicken,
then gently heat in microwave until just hot (don't heat
chicken until
coated with sauce or it will become dry).
Dip the
chicken pieces in the egg, and
then add to the bag with the flour mixture and shake well to
coat evenly.
One by one, dip
chicken breast tenders into flour,
then coat in egg,
then cover in tortilla chip crust.
Here, you sear the
chicken (with spices),
then mix it with vegetables, bacon and
then coat it in garlic cream sauce.
- Next, add in the sliced potatoes, and fold them into the caramelized onions / garlic to
coat them well; add in the
chicken stock and stir to combine,
then push the sliced potatoes down into the stock / onion mixture as much as possible to allow them to cook evenly; cover the pan / pot with a lid that is askew to allow some steam to escape, and simmer on medium - low heat for about 15 minutes, stirring gently once or twice during this time;
then, uncover the pan / pot and allow the potatoes to continue to simmer for another 10 minutes, or until they are tender and the sauce a bit thickened, stirring once or twice during that time.
Working in batches, roll cubed
chicken in flour,
then dredge in egg wash,
then coat with bread crumbs and place on prepared baking sheet.
Place the baking pans near the bowls, and begin by
coating each
chicken piece in the flour,
then dipping in the eggs (allow the excess to drip off into the bowl), and finally,
coat in the cornflakes (pat them with your fingers if you need to).
Season the
chicken with salt and pepper (and plenty of it),
then coat them with the pecan cornmeal mixture.
Dip
chicken breasts in beaten egg,
then in bread crumb - cheese mixture to
coat.
I didn't bother breading and frying the
chicken in oil though — I just sauteed the
chicken,
then added some sauce near the end to
coat it.
The broccoli is simmered in
chicken broth and
then it's added to the pasta to just
coat everything in flavor.
Dip
chicken into the yogurt mixture (you're looking for a thick
coating of yogurt)
then arrange
chicken on the wire rack.
Dip the
chicken in the egg mixture
then the panko, making sure to
coat evenly.
While the sauce is simmering we take boneless
chicken cutlets, breast or thigh meat, dredge them first in a mustardy
coating,
then in Parmesan tossed breadcrumbs (we like panko), and bake!
Fill each tortilla with about 1/3 cup of the
chicken mixture, roll it into a cigar shape,
then place in a casserole dish
coated with non-stick spray.
When the oil is heated, add the
chicken to the flour, toss to
coat evenly and
then place into hot oil.
Add the
chicken back to the pot,
then stir to
coat with the sauce.
Then I dipped the strips in a buffalo - buttermilk mixture before I
coated the
chicken with the quinoa mixture.
Then I'd take a bite of
chicken and a little bit of
coating and eat them together for the full effect.
In a medium bowl, combine the lemon, garlic, and spices
then toss the
chicken strips in the spice mixture to
coat them.
Place one tortilla in the sauce and flip it so it's lightly
coated on both sides,
then place a couple of tablespoons of
chicken and a couple of teaspoons of chopped onion on the tortilla.
Dip
chicken into flour, shake off excess,
then dip into egg mixture,
then press into breadcrumb mixture to get nice thick
coating.
An easy recipe for Pesto
Chicken Roll - Ups filled with fresh basil pesto and shredded mozzarella cheese
then rolled up and
coated with breadcrumbs for a delicious meal that is simple to make and yummy to eat.
Working one at a time, dredge
chicken in flour, dip into buttermilk,
then dredge in flour again, pressing to
coat.
Cook the
chicken for 15 minutes, remove it from the oven and
then brush liberally,
coating every inch of the legs with the barbecue sauce and
then return to the oven for 25 to 30 more minutes, basting the
chicken for a second time half way through remaining cooking time.
4 C rice (I use medium - grain; long - grain will work as well) 1 packet Goya caldo de pollo (
chicken bouillon) 2 packets Goya Sazon con culantro y achiote 6 oz Salchichon (summer sausage will also work), sliced
then quartered 15 oz can gandules (pigeon peas), drained 12 oz jar of Goya recaito sufficient canola oil to
coat rice (about 1/4 C) 2 T tomato paste or 1 C tomato sauce 4 C water if using tomato paste or 3 C water if using tomato sauce
Add the
chicken, seal the bag, and
then carefully move the
chicken around in the bag until it's thoroughly
coated.
Stir to
coat with the oil and
then cook, stirring occasionally, until the
chicken pieces are cooked through and begin to brown.
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chicken tenders and Copycat Chick - Fil - A Sauce (S) I bread the
chicken by
coating it with scrambled mixed with red pepper sauce
then a dredge of -LSB-...]
Dip
chicken into the cornstarch to
coat,
then dip into the eggs.
Just before frying, dip the
chicken thighs into the first bowl of
coating, turning to
coat and patting off the excess; dip them into the buttermilk, allowing the excess to run back into the bowl;
then dip them into the second bowl of
coating.
Sprinkle the garlic ginger mixture over
chicken and
then the tomato paste and vinegar mixture
then toss to
coat.
Dip each piece of
chicken in the egg and
then the cheese,
coating both sides.
Work
chicken into golf ball sizes, dunk first in milk bath
coating all sides,
then dunk in flour
coating.