It's indeed delicious but it involves deep frying which I have been trying to cut down
So, this recipe from Little Corner Of Mine did excite me :)
It's not only healthier but it's also delicious my kids love it so much they still munched on this even after they're done with their meal :)
What you need:
(quantity depends on how much chicken breast used)
Skinless boneless chicken breast, slice into long thin strips
Cooking oil (I used canola)
Salt and pepper
All purpose seasonings
Eggs
Breadcrumbs
- In a bowl, mix together chicken breast, salt, pepper, all purpose seasonings
- Lightly beat eggs in a bowl, and spread breadcrumbs in a plate
- Preheat oven to 200degC
- Dip each chicken strip in the beaten eggs, and coat with breadcrumbs evenly
- Arrange the strips on baking sheet lined with non stick baking paper
- Bake for 15-20 minutes, followed by broiling it for a few minutes each side to brown
To accompany the chicken dish, I cooked this vegetable dish - yummy!
Recipe is from WokkingMum
What you need:
Small cabbage, cut
1 small handful dried shrimp, soak to soften
40g mungbean noodles, soak to soften
100ml chicken stock
salt, a little sugar
3 cloves of garlic, minced
a little oil
- Heat oil and sautee garlic and dried shrimp til fragrant
- Add in cabbage, cover and cook for 8 minutes, medium high fire
- Add in noodles, stir well
- Add in chicken stock and cover, cook for further 4 minutes
- Add in salt and sugar, adjust taste and off heat
Simple and really yummy :)
This is my kind of meal, simple and healthy :) Will try the chicken fries, am sure my kids would love it!
ReplyDeletehi Mich, thks :) hope u like it :)
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