• Made with stuff I already had at home
• Only 3 ingredients
• 5 Minutes or less prep time
• Yummy (with respect to how easy it is)
This is maybe not the best chicken that I've ever had, but considering how easy it is, we said it's good enough to make again. I've had corn flakes, bread crumbs, spice mixtures, etc. coating chicken, but I've never had French Fried Onions on chicken. We liked this one because it was different. Plus, I've never used French Fried Onions for anything but green bean casserole. I like knowing that I can use them for more than one thing.
Some of the reviews on allrecipes.com said it doesn't really taste like mustard. We thought it tasted like mustard. Those people are nuts. Not that it was a bad thing. It just... tasted like the mustard that was on it.
I didn't measure how much mustard or onions I used. I pretty much just estimated. That's what I usually do when I coat stuff. Then if I need more, I just dump in more.
Mustard Chicken
• Chicken breasts
• Mustard
• French fried onions
Preheat oven to 375°. Lightly grease a glass pan.
Get out two bowls. Put in one bowl enough mustard to cover your chicken, and in the other bowl enough French fried onions to coat your chicken. Dip the chicken in mustard, then move it to the second bowl and coat with French fried onions. Place in lightly greased pan.
Cook for 40-50 minutes or until juices run clear.
Some of the reviews on allrecipes.com said it doesn't really taste like mustard. We thought it tasted like mustard. Those people are nuts. Not that it was a bad thing. It just... tasted like the mustard that was on it.
I didn't measure how much mustard or onions I used. I pretty much just estimated. That's what I usually do when I coat stuff. Then if I need more, I just dump in more.
Mustard Chicken
• Chicken breasts
• Mustard
• French fried onions
Preheat oven to 375°. Lightly grease a glass pan.
Get out two bowls. Put in one bowl enough mustard to cover your chicken, and in the other bowl enough French fried onions to coat your chicken. Dip the chicken in mustard, then move it to the second bowl and coat with French fried onions. Place in lightly greased pan.
Cook for 40-50 minutes or until juices run clear.
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