Good recipe. However it is great with a few change. Try marinating the chicken for an hour in the mixture beforehand. I also cooked it slower (at 325) to ensure it remained moist. Turned out beautifully.
Good recipe. However it is great with a few change. Try marinating the chicken for an hour in the mixture beforehand. I also cooked it slower (at 325) to ensure it remained moist. Turned out beautifully.
This is a wonderful recipe. IO'm definately going to make it again. The only change I would add would be to lightly grease the pan or use Pam. Because of the honey in the recipe it really stickes to the pan.
What a great change for baked chicken. The nuts make it special and would definitely be great to serve to guests. At first I thought it might be too sweet with the honey. It turned out buttery with only the slightest bit of sweetness. I will also try this with pork chops.
This recipe was EXCELLENT!! My son and I usually eat legs thighs and wings as breast meat tends to be dry but this was not the case in this recipe. I used boneless skinless breasts and watched the baking time closely. It still took approximately 30 minutes but they were done to perfection--crispy on the outside and moist and juicy on the inside with just the slightest hint of honey flavor. I served them on a bed of spring greens and drizzled them with ranch dressing and served garlic crescent rolls on the side. DELICIOUS!! Next time I'm going to try this coating with catfish fillets on the stove top. Thank you laurag this is now in my permanent file.
This was delicious! We loved the mildly sweet taste and the pecans made a surprisingly yummy coating. Used crushed corn flakes instead of bread crumbs (they tend to be less dry and more flavorful than traditional bread crumbs). The combination of pecans and cornflakes was yummy! We are making it this weekend for a group of friends.
Very good! I used walnuts and subbed Olive Oil for the butter. It was very juicy and flavorful.
This is a very good recipe but if you are looking for a "crispy" coating this is not the recipe for it. I used thin cut boneless chicken breasts but forgot to cut down on the cooking time and the chicken was a little dry. Next time I will use regular breasts so the chicken will remain juicy. The combination of honey and pecans imparts a slightly sweet flavor but it's not overly so. I served this with baked sweet potatoes and a spinach souffle found on this site and the combination of color and flavors went beautifully together. Good family weeknight meal.
delicious! marinated an hour in the egg mixture as suggested by other users. used walnuts in the breading. also made my own breadcrumbs by toasting some multi grain bread.
This was excellent! It was very easy to prepare and very economical. I had all the ingredients in my pantry. My boyfriend loved it and insisted that I save it so we can have it again for company and for whenever. Because we like a little zing the only change I made was to add about 3 T mustard to the honey and egg mixture. It was awesome! I served it with garlic mashed potatoes. This is part of my recipe collection now.
I decided to try this recipe after reading all the good reviews it received. I was very disappointed with the results. Quite tasteless and bland. I will stick to homemade shake & bake. If you are looking for an excellent recipe try 'Chicken Breasts Pierre' which is also on this web site.
