Crispy chicken tenders, two ways


Hi Reader,

When my brain is fried, and I can't figure out what to make for dinner, I make chicken tenders. I love how easy they are as a base. You can toss them in whatever sauce you want or just use them as a dip.

Make sure to bake them on a baking sheet with a rack (Amazon affiliate link) to keep them crispy.

๐Ÿ‘‰๐Ÿพ Here's the recipe: Crispy Oven Baked Chicken Tendersโ€‹

The one tip I want you to take away from this recipe is to toast your panko breadcrumbs in the oven before you bread the chicken. That's what gives you the golden, deep-fried look without actually deep-frying.

Now, we must discuss the sauce, because that's really where these tenders get fun:

๐Ÿด Buffalo Sauce if you want a little heat. Five ingredients, ready in about 10 minutes.

๐Ÿด Homemade BBQ Sauce when I want that sweet and smoky thing going on. Way better than the bottled stuff.

๐Ÿด Carolina Gold BBQ Sauce for when I'm in a mustard mood. It's tangy, a little sweet, and a little spicy.

If you prefer to make these in the air fryer, here's a recipe for that.

Happy Cooking,

Tanya Harris

Owner of My Forking Life

Cooking up delicious meals with love and flavor
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