Oven Baked Chicken
Wholesome, Healthy Goodness!
As I am always looking for fun and new recipes for chicken, I came across a favorite new item from my "go-to" for cracker...Mary's Gone Crackers. They now offer Just The Crumbs, breadcrumbs for baking. I thought I would give it a go and I have to say I am in love. It is just the right amount of crumbs for my Oven Baked Chicken. This is a healthier version of Fried Chicken as you get the crunch without the fat! If you are looking for a great way to add a little sass to your plain old chicken, give it a try. Let me know what you think!
What you will need:
1.Boneless, skinless chicken breasts (or your favorite pieces)
I did use Free Range chicken drumsticks for my girls but I took the skin off and they turned out
amazing as well.
2. 1/2 to 1 cup of Mary's Gone Crackers: 'Just The Crumbs'
2. Egg whites (2-3)
3. 1 scoop Chia seed (I use Mila, you can browse my earlier posts about Mila to learn more about it)
4. Coconut Oil Cooking spray
Preheat your oven to 375 degrees
I sprayed my baking dish with the Coconut oil cooking spray.
I then began by mixing the egg whites and chia together and then the seeds hydrate a bit. I wanted it to be thick. I cut the skin off my drumsticks and cut excess fat off of my boneless/skinless chicken breasts and began dipping the pieces into the egg white mixture. I would take each piece and press it into the 'Just the Cumbs' making sure all sides were coated. I placed each piece in the sprayed baking dish, sprinkled a few more crumbs along with a pinch of S+P. I did a tiny drizzle of olive oil over the chicken, you can also opt to use a few sprays of the Coconut Oil Cooking Spray or other alternative.
I baked the chicken for 35-45 minutes until the chicken was cooked through. I always check my chicken when I bake it as that is one of my biggest fears is eating undercooked chicken. No bueno for anyone involved:)
I served this with a giant spinach salad topped with Strawberries, dry roasted almonds, a slice of avocado and some fresh corn. Well frozen had to do for us as we are not quite into the "fresh" season yet here in Bend.
Ingredients needed |
finished goodness! |
Enjoy and let me know how you like it
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