Adding coconut to the breading helps jazz up the chicken and it is simple to cook with.
How I made it:
- Season the chicken tenders with seasoning salt, garlic powder and pepper.
- Mix together egg and condensed milk in a small bowl until well incorporated.
- In another small bowl, mix Panko crumbs with sweetened flaked coconut.
- Fully coat the chicken tender in the wet mixture followed by the dry mixture.
- Place chicken on a foil lined cookie sheet (be sure to grease the foil so the chicken does not stick).
- Bake at 350° for approximately 30 minutes or until chicken is fully cooked.
Personally I am not a coleslaw fan or cabbage of any sort. Chris likes coleslaw though so I did some online research, read a handful reviews and decided to make Paula Deen's, The Lady's Coleslaw .
It has 107 reviews and 5 stars which is awesome and the reviews that I read sealed the deal for me.
It has 107 reviews and 5 stars which is awesome and the reviews that I read sealed the deal for me.
I made the recipe exactly the way she has it and it looked good. I was excited for Chris to taste it since it had such great reviews.
He tasted it and that was about it; he did not like it. I did not try myself since I do not like coleslaw already, I'll take his word for it though and not make that recipe again.
He tasted it and that was about it; he did not like it. I did not try myself since I do not like coleslaw already, I'll take his word for it though and not make that recipe again.
Oh well, I knew there was going to come a day where I made something that he did not like and today was that day.
In addition to the coconut chicken tenders and coleslaw, I also cooked sweet potatoes fries along with cheesy cauliflower so he didn't go hungry.
In addition to the coconut chicken tenders and coleslaw, I also cooked sweet potatoes fries along with cheesy cauliflower so he didn't go hungry.
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