Homemade Fried Chicken is a chore to make. If you are looking for an easy breaded chicken recipe that is baked, look no further! This simple solution to to chicken breading is so easy and tasty that your friends will think you stole it from a gourmet chef. Enjoy!
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| Easy Baked Breaded Chicken Recipe: Southwest Tortilla with Black Beans and Avocado. |
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| Soutwest Tortilla Breading Crust Mix for Chicken. |
Good Table® products come in a variety of flavors that provide you with the ingredients to dress up your choice of protein. We chose chicken, because the kids are picky eaters. You can find it at Walmart near the bread crumbs.
Since the kids are so picky, we tried two varieties. Pictured below are Southwest Tortilla and Parmesan and Herb. The kids chose the parmesan- anything with cheese is a go!
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| We tried the Southwest Tortilla and the Parmesan Herb Varieties. |
Let me tell you, this was shockingly easy to do. There is no need to marinade and no messy egg mixture to keep the breading in place.
How to Make Easy Gourmet Style Baked Breaded Chicken
Open the box and grab a pair of scissors. Snip, snip, snip! Open the sauce coating, and pour it into a bowl. Open the breading, and pour it into the bowl! Grab some tongs. Insert chicken into sauce, turn over to coat and then insert into breading bowl. |
| Step 1: Coating the chicken before breading. |
The breading sticks to the sauce very well- much better than with bread crumbs and eggs. This is so much easier than your typical fried or baked chicken recipe. So easy, in fact, that the kids did most of the work! The instructions even include pictures.
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| Step 2: Coating with Good Table® breading. |
Spread them on foil for easy cleanup, pop them in the oven, set the timer, and that's it! You now have time to make a fancy side dish or a yummy dessert.
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| Look how golden brown. |
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of General Mills®. The opinions and text are all mine.
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