Oven-Baked Chicken With Cornflake Crumbs Recipe
pEMOven-Baked Chicken With Cornflake Crumbs Recipe from the diabetic recipe collection at InformationAboutDiabetes.com/emIngredients: /pPLOW CHOLESTERAL1 1/2 lb to 3 lb frying chicken, cut into serving pieces3/4 cup 1 cup cornflake crumbs1 vegetable oil1 seasoning is not necessary1 as crumbs are tasty/pPreparation: PHeat oven to 425 to 450*. Remove skin from chicken parts; rinse chickenand dry thoroughly. Place chicken on a large, flat platter; drizzle withoil and turn with a fork so that each piece is well oiled. Shake cornflakecrumbs on to a large piece of wax paper. Lift chicken with a fork, shakeoff excess oil, and coat well on all sides and crannies with the crumbs.Let chicken stand briefly so that coating will stick. Warm large, flatbaking pan, lightly oiled, and place chicken parts on pan (parts should nottouch). Bake in hot oven for 45 minutes or more, depending on size ofchicken. If dinner is not ready, oven can be turned down and chicken willstay fresh and juicy until ready to serve. The crumbs make a crisp "skin"for the chicken.American Heart Association 1968-1972 /pPSTRONGServes: 4 /strong/pOven-Baked Chicken With Cornflake Crumbs Recipe provided for you by InformationAboutDiabetes.comH2Is this Oven-Baked Chicken With Cornflake Crumbs Recipe Suitable for Diabetics?/h2PThis Oven-Baked Chicken With Cornflake Crumbs recipe is part of our category covering diabetic Chicken recipes. Because we are unaware of your special diabetic concerns the advice your health advisors have provided, we can`t confirm that Oven-Baked Chicken With Cornflake Crumbs recipe is acceptable for you. Even taking that into consideration, as the compiler designated it as `diabetic` it hopefully suggests that it at least complies with the basic consideration for the tag `diabetic`, being low in carbs fat, and consequently should be healthier than a typical non-diabetic recipe. For all that, this Oven-Baked Chicken With Cornflake Crumbs recipe must only be used In the event that you understand your own condition and are happy that the recipe contents are OK for you. /pSTRONGOven-Baked Chicken With Cornflake Crumbs Recipe - Important Disclaimer/strongPThis Oven-Baked Chicken With Cornflake Crumbs Recipe is part of our STRONGdiabetic Chicken recipes/strong category. It is totally impractical for us to check every one of the EMdiabetic Chicken recipes/em to ensure that they are all totally OK for diabetes sufferers. Our diabetic recipe site has in excess of two thousand recipes listed, to validate them all at the rate of 4 or 5 a weeek would take more than 72 months. You should check the nutritional content with care to make sure that all of them comply with the diabetes nutritional advice your doctor has provided. If you feel that this Oven-Baked Chicken With Cornflake Crumbs recipe is not safe for diabetics, please let us know and we will withdraw the recipe concerned from the site. /p
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