From: Kat in Texas
On Aug 17, 2002
These are sooo good and sooo easy!!! I used sliced boneless/skinless chicken breasts but the packaged "chicken tenders" would work just as well. The amount of the ingredients and cooking time are spot on (no waste & no guesses on the cooking) — thanks very much for that. As advertised, they are crispy on the outside & tender inside. I just polished off the leftovers for lunch...still yummy!
From: sunny_day
On Aug 23, 2002
Very tasty Chicken Fingers. I choose the bake method and didn't grease the cookie sheet, rather lined it with wax paper. Always thrilled when end result of a recipe looks like something you'd find on your plate at the restaurant. Prima!
From: Kimberloo
On Mar 22, 2004
I did both the bake and fry method. Both turned out scrumptious! We used store bought bread crumbs cuz the only 'flakes' I had were frosted. Also added a tad of Seasoning salt to the four to season slightly. I was amazed at how quickly they cooked. Crunchy and moist. What a great combo!
From: Suzanne Stewart
On Nov 4, 2003
DH wanted me to give this 10 stars! He ate & ate and then ate some more. I used crushed rice crispies because I didnt have any corn flakes, added some poultry seasoning to the mixture and used about double the amount of oil mentioned. Awesome!
From: _Ally_
On Feb 17, 2004
These were great. I had a bag of store bought bread crumbs, so I used those instead of the cornflakes and I think that worked really well. I was surprised at how easy these were. I baked them in the oven b/c it was easier for me to cook them all at once. I cook for a 3 yr old and she loved them so that says it all. Thanks for the good recipe! :o)
From: jamb
On Sep 5, 2002
Very easy and good chicken. I used crushed wheat flakes, whole wheat flour and egg substitute. I also opted for the baking method. Thank you very much for the recipe.
From: ~Nimz~
On Feb 15, 2004
I made these a few nights ago ant they were excellent. I love crispy and moist chicken and this is the one.
From: quantumgirl
On Mar 5, 2004
These chicken fingers were delicious (too delicious, perhaps — I am SO full now!). I served them with ranch and bbq sauce for dipping, and garlic/herb Shake 'n' Bake potatoes — easy dinner and big hit w/my dh. The recipe was well-written and very easy to follow. I did find on my stove I had to turn the heat down to med lo and cover the skillet part of the time in order to cook the thicker strips through before they became too brown. I think I'll buy the pre-cut tenders next time and try baking (btw, the Shake 'n' Bake potatoes cook at 400, same as this recipe!
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Subs: I used Bisquick mix mixed with some Cajun seasoning instead of flour, beat 2 Tbls ranch dressing into the eggs, and used half Italian breadcrumbs, half cornflake crumbs. All seemed to work well. Thanks for a great recipe!
From: Kater
On Jan 18, 2005
Yum Yum! I'll be making this one again and again. It was SO good and so easy. I added a Tblsp or so of Emeril's Essence to the flour just to add a little flavor, but otherwise followed it exactly. I served this with Audrey M's Honey Mustard Dressing (#45529) and it tasted like something you'd get at a restaurant. Thanks Dancer for a great, easy recipe!
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