This recipe is not my own. My mother in law was telling me how good it was, and when I went to make it-“BAM!” The recipe was right there on the container. I really need to read labels more. There are some tasty recipes there. Of course, with all recipes I find, I add my own ooomph. (spell-check is mad right now.)
With this? Mmmm….melted butter. Oh yeah. Nothing beats that. Garlic. That’s up there, too. Butter-garlic-onion. Okay, use some extra Scope or Listerine before bed. It’s worth it.
I put some chives there, too.
I made a garlic-honey-Dijon sauce to put on top.
You can, too. Keep those vampies away.
If you haven’t figured it out yet, it’s chicken breasts coated with those french-fried onions. You know the ones that show up every Thanksgiving with green beans? Yep.
But… I dipped my chicken in a melted butter garlic mixture, then in flour, then in a beaten egg… and finally into the crushed onions.
Bake em at 400 for 25 minutes.
You can do the dipping early in the day, or the night before. Pop em int the oven, pop open a beer and chill. Yes- it’s beer food. Down-home food calls for beer.
For the garlic-honey-dijon sauce:
3 tbs honey
1 tbs yellow mustard
2 tbs Dijon mustard
1/2 tsp garlic powder
1 tbs sour cream
mix together, add salt if needed. Serve as a dipping sauce.
GUESS WHAT ELSE I MADE???!!!!
Doesn’t that look delicious? please say no.
It’s homemade glop! Or, noise putty, slime, putty, goop, glob, what-ever-you-want-to-call-it.
And sooooooooo easy. If you have kids, this is a must make! I have several little craft things I have made for this week. So… watch for a craft post. But, don’t worry- there will be food, too. That’s my nature.
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I’m in the mood for some comfort food and this chicken recipe, albeit calorie laden, may just be the thing for this rainy, stormy day! And I was wondering what the heck you were holding in your hand. At first I thought it was chicken breast that was in sorry shape. Glad you set the record straight (btw…tickets never arrived)
Looks so good and crunchy! Making me hungry!
Looks tasty….and the french fried onions….sinfully good. 😉
Great recipe, like the use of mustard in the recipe, thanks for sharing!
Looks awesome- even the glop! I love glop!
Though I don’t eat meat, I gotta tell you the dish looks amazing! May be i can substitute mashed vegetables or tofu instead of chicken?
Tofu would be awesome! I may even make that!
omg….looks fantastic,but,can you make the recipe a bit detailed.
thank you.:)
Yes- It’s basically the same recipe on the can, except I dipped the chicken in 3 tbs lukewarm (melted) butter, 1/2 tsp garlic powder before breading.
chicken looks delicious,..waiting for ur craft post
Coming soon- I will be doing a whole birthday post, as not to take up a whole week on individual craft “recipes” 😉
This is special stuff you posted. Really special stuff. It got me sooo hungry and I shouldn’t be craving fried buttery foods in the morning when I’ve got a whole day of fasting left. Cry! Awesome stuff. Might make this for dinner. Mmm.
Garlic butter mix – Yums. This looks crunchy and delicious