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By steven.kontos_1...
Patchogue, NY
on March 24, 2011
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This was actually kind of disgusting, but edible. The recommended hot oven temp burned the coating on the chicken. My oven normally cooks slower than most recipes, but the chicken registered 180-190 degrees after 30 minutes. The yogurt with the little dab of mustard added no flavor. The coating was bland and needed a lot more salt and other seasonings like thyme. Burnt scallions... how are we supposed to eat them? Even if they were perfectly cooked, they added no flavor and who eats scallions as a veggie anyway? The dipping sauce: Who eats fried chicken with a dipping sauce... especially one made from yogurt? This was a misfire. A real clunker.
By cassdra76_12631993
Barcelona
on March 15, 2011
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The breading is tasty but in my case it was not sticky enough to stay with the chicken. I used corn flakes and bread crumbs with the yogurt and dijon. Any suggestions?
By weheartducks
New York, NY
on March 11, 2011
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This was so easy to prepared and the chicken turned out very moist - a keeper!
By britaboo
on March 10, 2011
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It was great! Super crispy and tender!
By brooke.jordan_8...
Minneapolis, MN
on February 28, 2011
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Really delicious and quick. great flavor in the breading. Juicy and tender
By mmmmay
on January 17, 2011
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The crust is really great, and the chicken turned out extremely moist! It is a wonderful healthier alternative to friend chicken. I still use this recipe quite often, but i change it up with homemade whole wheat bread crumbs!
By courtney09
PA
on January 17, 2011
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Such a good alternative to fried chicken! I used Japanese bread crumbs instead and the chicken turned out moist and wonderful!!
By Becky123456
Garner, NC
on October 07, 2010
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I had to make a switch on the breading too, using 1/2 cup of Panko and no cereal, so it was Ceasar Croutons to the Rescue! It was flavorful and crunchy. I used 2 bone-in breasts and 4 bone-in thighs. I used alittle worsceshire and seasonings in the fat-free greek yogurt coating, and let it marinade for about an hour. The chicken was great! Lots of flavor. Also, I coated the scallions heavily in the olive oils and added some slat per other advice and I baked it in a seperate dish in the oven, taking it out early so it wouldn't burn. They were good! I really enjoyed the dipping sauce, but my boyfriend did not. I used Sriracha that I had. This is definitely a keeper.
By Becky123456
Garner, NC
on October 07, 2010
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I had to make a switch on the breading too, using 1/2 cup of Panko and no cereal, so it was Ceasar Croutons to the Rescue! It was flavorful and crunchy. I used 2 bone-in breasts and 4 bone-in thighs. I used alittle worsceshire and seasonings in the fat-free greek yogurt coating, and let it marinade for about an hour. The chicken was great! Lots of flavor. Also, I coated the scallions heavily in the olive oils and added some slat per other advice and I baked it in a seperate dish in the oven, taking it out early so it wouldn't burn. They were good! I really enjoyed the dipping sauce, but my boyfriend did not. I used Sriracha that I had. This is definitely a keeper.
By JNKHuffman
on October 02, 2010
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Very delicious! I wanted an easy fried chicken recipe - but found this baked recipe which sounded way healthier!! I only changed (or added a few things.. instead of crispy rice & bagel chips - I used panko bread crumbs & added powdered garlic & chili powder. The dipping sauce wasn't to-die-for.. but I definitely think that the greek yogurt/dijon mustard helped with the flavor! All in all it was very good & would make it again!