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Old 10-04-2005, 11:38 PM   #1
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Chicken tenders.Yup thats right..(pics inside)

Well here is a little recipe i threw together this past weekend. Not sure if it has ever been posted on here but here goes. You can make tenders or just patties.

Ingredients:
Whole Wheat Bagels(i like thomas)
Eggs
Chicken breast

Ok what i did was take whole wheat bagels and put them on a baking sheet in the center of the oven at 200 deg. Leave them in there for 2-3hrs or until completly dehydrated. Takes awhile but very little effort.

Take the bagels and put them into a small food chopper and make bread crumbs.

Cut chicken into strips, or leave in patties.

Crack and beat and egg into a bowl(i am sure you could use a white also) I used a whole egg as so little egg is left on the chicken, you could prob make 3lbs off one egg.

Put some bread crumbs in another bowl.

Dip chicken in egg and remove letting the excess drip off, and put into the bread crumbs, now cover chicken with bread crumbs trying to cover all of it.

Put breaded chicken on baking sheet(i coated mine with cooking spray)

Bake at 425 for 15 min depending on thickness.

With 2 bagels i breaded almost 5 lbs of chicken so the amount of carbs added is very trivial. I am sure you could also add fat free mozz cheese, and sauce for chicken parm. The possabilities are endless!

It seems involved but it takes all of 15 min to make one you have bread crumbs, and bread crumbs all you do is let them sit. I made a bunch of bread crumbs at once so i have them for a while. Mabey you can buy them, but i was home and felt adventurous.LOL

Enjoy!
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Old 10-04-2005, 11:39 PM   #2
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dang those look yummy...
 
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Sounds good! I've done similiar recipes using crispix, oatmeal, cornmeal, and Fiber one as a breading. All of them taste awesome. Have you tried adding any seasonings to your breading?
 
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simply brilliant!!!
 
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Sounds good! I've done similiar recipes using crispix, oatmeal, cornmeal, and Fiber one as a breading. All of them taste awesome. Have you tried adding any seasonings to your breading?
Yea i did one batch with italian seasoning, it was really good. I assume you could make meat balls with 96% lean GB, or Ground turkey. I am going to try that next.
 
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There is Jennie-O 99% Lean ground turkey. It is $$$, like 4-5$ per lb, but definitely a good addition if you can afford it. I used to make Whole wheat pasta with low fat mozzarrella mixed into Classico (lowest sugar out there) Red Sauce with Lean Ground Turkey. This meal kicks ass. I would like to come up with something to boost the fiber content.
 
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i would say you can add in garlic powder, parsley and basil into the bread crumbs to make it even tastier.
 
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i would say you can add in garlic powder, parsley and basil into the bread crumbs to make it even tastier.
Yea that is basically what italian seasoning is.

Beo- Add broccoli to the pasta. I used to saute chiken pieces in a pan, then saute garlic in a tbl spoon of flax seed oil, then add broccoli in it,when it was nice and cooked i would mix in chicken pieces and whole wheat pasta. That is another good meal.

I had my breded chicken breast on a whole wheat bun with fat free mayo, a piece of romain lettuce, and FF American cheese for lunch. MMMMM

Once you have the chicken breaded the possabilites are seriously endless!
 
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Damn those things look good. I"m gonna have to make me some of those.
 
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Damn those things look good. I"m gonna have to make me some of those.
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What's the nutrient breakdown on those bad boys?
 
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What's the nutrient breakdown on those bad boys?
Guess it would depend on how much chicken you use and what type of bagel and how much of that you use as well as how much egg you use to coat the chicken.
 



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