The previous week has been a hectic one for me. Lots to do at work and getting ready for Christmas with lots of shopping. Furthermore, I've attended a short course at William Angliss Institute last Saturday and Sunday and it was eye-opening experience for me. I'm now anxiously monitoring the 2011 classes update as their courses sell out very quickly...
These oven baked chicken finger were made yesterday after I returned from the course.
Like most kids, my son loves fried chicken. I didn't want to give him fried chicken all the time and so I made these oven baked crispy chicken fingers but my fussy kid still prefer his fried chicken...
These oven baked chicken finger were made yesterday after I returned from the course.
Like most kids, my son loves fried chicken. I didn't want to give him fried chicken all the time and so I made these oven baked crispy chicken fingers but my fussy kid still prefer his fried chicken...
Oh well...I like these healthier version of crispy chicken anyway.
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| Great to serve with sweet chili mayonnaise |
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| Yummy dip... |
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| Enjoy! |
My healthier version of oven baked crispy chicken fingers
serve 2-3
1. Marinate 400g chicken strips with 1 tbsp sweet chili sauce overnight in the fridge.
2. Preheat oven to 200°C or 180°C (fan forced). Line oven trays with baking paper
3. Dry the excess liquid of the chicken strips with paper towels. Coat the chicken strips with cornflour and dust off the excess. Dip the chicken into about 50ml of milk and coat the chicken with 1 cup of wholemeal breadcrumb mixed with 30g of grated Parmesan cheese and 1/4 tsp of freshly ground pepper.
4. Bake for 30 minutes. Serve with mayonnaise and sweet chili sauce.
Happy Baking
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haha i haven't tried oven baked crispy chicken before, but i love my mum's and grandma's fried chicken :D
ReplyDeletebtw what course did you attend?
Wow, chicken looks amazing! So crunchy and delicious! Photos as always fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sandra for your compliments.
ReplyDeleteGrub: I attended the cupcake decorating course. This is my 1st time attending the William Angliss Course and I would say that the topic they covered is pretty basic but good to know the industry practices of making cupcakes :D
wow lovely recipe love healthy recipes for kids
ReplyDeleteYum!!! this looks so tasty..
ReplyDeletei couldn't take off my eyes from the pics... hope it ll be delicious...
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the chicken looks delicious! will try to make for my son too :)
ReplyDeleteChicken fingers = my youngest son's favorite food. It's great to have a healthier recipe. :)
ReplyDeletelooks extremely deli and crunchy great job zoe!
ReplyDeleteYUM! I, too, love to make chicken in the oven. My kids are obsessed with chicken nuggets! Will have to try these in the very near future! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteOh!It's really healthy because no oil in use.
ReplyDeleteHow i wish i could attend courses like that too!Hope to see and learn more cupcakes creation from you.
I like this, looks so crispy and healthy to eat too.
ReplyDeleteVery tempting and droolworthy crispy chicken fingers..yummy..
ReplyDeletelooks really crispy and am sure this taste good as well with the added cheese..thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOooo yummy! Simply drooling over those chicken fingers. Oven baked...simply amazing! :D
ReplyDeleteOoo...I'm drooling here! Gosh, have to make this tomorrow. hehe... Thanks for sharing. Hope you're having a wonderful evening.
ReplyDeleteKristy
I prefer the healthier version too. They look very crispy.
ReplyDeleteI wouldnt mind eating that too and since it's not fried, I'll eat without much guilt:D
ReplyDeleteHoly Moses, I'm in love.
ReplyDeleteMmmm chicken looks great!
ReplyDeleteI love mixing chili sauce and mayo - I'm partial to Sriracha! This looks do crispy and healthy at that!
ReplyDeleteThose look so good! Your little one doesn't know how good he has it - you can totally make them for me!! :o)
ReplyDeleteGreat healthy chicken fingers! The dipping sauce sounds great...adds a little spiciness to the dish.
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy and I like the last 2 pics. Baked crispy chicken, definitely can wallop a few!
ReplyDeleteyumm, my son also loves these but I give him the fried ones mainly when I use the oven the coating ends up getting too dried up . Yours looks nicely done :)
ReplyDeletei love how your food is always so health conscious! *guilty* despite being oven baked, the chicken still look as crispy as ever!
ReplyDeleteThese chicken fingers look delicious! I'm sure your little picky eater will come around and realize these are way better! Hehe!
ReplyDeleteI am going to try these tonight for my little one! What a fantastic idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is so good..healthy and crispy too. Good finger food for the family..thanks for sharing this.I know my Piggies would love these chicken finger food :)
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Elin
The dip is what puts these into perfection. great idea!
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