Showing posts with label Chicken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chicken. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Oven Fried Drumsticks
I'm always looking for healthier recipes of yummy food, and who can resist fried drumsticks?? I found this recipe and filed it under Dinners.
What to say... well, to prove to you how well liked this was in my family, my somewhat picky daughter, who never would eat meat off the bone before, ate TWO of these drumsticks. I tried the recipe again a couple weeks later, and again, she ate two (and my even picker son tried it!). I really liked this recipe and it will definitely be added to my family's list of favorite meals.
For some reason when I made mine, it wasn't crispy like in the original post's photo. Maybe I didn't use enough butter or flour? Not really sure what happened... but we still liked it. I also decided to exchange cajun seasoning for the curry seasoning. Still quite tasty. My favorite part about this recipe is that all the ingredients are things I always have in my house, so no special planning or extra trips to the grocery store.
If you can figure out how to make the chicken crispy, be sure to leave a comment on my post! I'd like to know your tips!
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Crispy Chicken With Creamy Italian Sauce
I really liked the chicken recipe. The steps were easy. The only thing I changed was using less oil. Even so, the chicken was crispy and held in moisture well. I will definitely make the chicken again, especially since I always have the ingredients on hand. And now I own a meat mallet!
The creamy sauce was incredible. It used a product I have never used before, Philadelphia cooking cream. There were four flavors to choose from, my husband chose pesto. Which worked out nice with the spinach we added to the sauce. I had a better likelihood of family members eating a vegetable if it was covered in sauce! But the sauce was easy to make, a little heavy (180 calories for half a cup), but it made a lot, at least for my family it was a lot. Next time I make it, I will use a different flavor.
I definitely recommend this recipe. It's a little heavy, but definitely worth every bite!
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