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Cornflake Fried Tenders

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Total

50m

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6

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Chicken Marinade

2

lb

Chicken tenders

2

tbsp

Soy sauce

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Notes

If the tenders look very wet when you’re ready to bread them, let excess marinade drip off—too much liquid can make the coating slide off. | Bigger flakes = crunchier texture. | Use one hand for dry, one hand for wet to avoid breading “gloves.” | Resting helps the coating set so it doesn’t fall off in the fryer. | Chicken is done when the thickest part reaches 165°F.

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Cornflake Fried Tenders

Prep

30m

Cook

20m

Total

50m

Ingredients

Method

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Chicken Marinade

2

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Chicken tenders

2

tbsp

Soy sauce

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Notes

If the tenders look very wet when you’re ready to bread them, let excess marinade drip off—too much liquid can make the coating slide off. | Bigger flakes = crunchier texture. | Use one hand for dry, one hand for wet to avoid breading “gloves.” | Resting helps the coating set so it doesn’t fall off in the fryer. | Chicken is done when the thickest part reaches 165°F.

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