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My review
Baked Chicken Strips with Dijon and Panko Coating
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Baykat
"Wow, this is a new favorite! I can't believe how easy and how moist and good the chicken tasted. I made it exactly as posted, and my husband and I both loved it. It's in my regular meal rotation now.
The chicken strips are first coated with a garlic-Dijon mustard mixture, then pressed in a panko bread crumb mixture before baking. The results is moist, delicious chicken with a slightly crunchy coating. Easy and delicious."
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Ingredients
22 m servings 409Original recipe yields 4 servings
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Directions
{{model.addEditText}} Print- Preheat oven to 475 degrees F (245 degrees C). Pour 1 tablespoon olive oil on a paper towel and use to coat a cooling rack; place on a baking sheet.
- Mix mustard and garlic together in a bowl.
- Combine 1 tablespoon olive oil, panko, paprika, salt, and black pepper in a shallow bowl using a fork.
- Coat each chicken strip in mustard-garlic mixture; press in panko mixture until evenly coated. Place on the prepared cooling rack.
- Bake in the preheated oven until browned on the outside and juices run clear, 12 to 15 minutes. An instant-read thermometer inserted into the center should read 165 degrees F (74 degrees C).
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Most helpful positive review
2/19/2018
I added eggs to the mustard and garlic to dilute the mustard flavor. It worked wonderfully! I also didn’t use a baking rack in the oven. I laid the chicken strips flat on a baking sheet and bake...
Most helpful critical review
1/8/2018
The Dijon mustard was unbelievably overpowering in this dish. The panko breading was good, but all anyone could taste was salt and mustard.
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2/19/2018
I added eggs to the mustard and garlic to dilute the mustard flavor. It worked wonderfully! I also didn’t use a baking rack in the oven. I laid the chicken strips flat on a baking sheet and bake...
2/12/2019
Added an egg to the dijon/garlic mixture as suggested by other reviewers. BIG difference. Otherwise, the recipe is pretty good!
2/4/2019
I made it and, unfortunately, I listened to the early reviews about the over powering Dijon. Next time I will make it as directed without a cutback or dilution of the wet mixture. I will also a...
1/30/2019
I was looking for a chicken strip recipe because I didn’t have one that didn’t have an Asian taste to it. This recipe was a great starting point for me. I did make a few changes because the mus...
1/8/2018
The Dijon mustard was unbelievably overpowering in this dish. The panko breading was good, but all anyone could taste was salt and mustard.
7/18/2017
We thought this was very good, and I'll make it again. I used regular paprika and chicken tenders but otherwise followed a halved version of the recipe. As it was I wasted maybe nearly 1/3 cup...