Man-O-Man, I wanted some fried chicken. Last week, my middle son made some fried chicken to be used for multiple meals. The aroma of that golden brown, crispy, finger-licking, “um-um goodness” permeated the house for hours after he cooked it. The only problem is I don’t choose to eat or cook fried foods. It’s not part of my nutrition plan.
My Thot: you don’t have to give up your favorite foods. Work on making them better - healthier for your fitness or lifestyle goals. It’s an amazing feeling and complement when I’ve made a recipe healthier, it doesn’t taste like stereotypical “health food,” and I get compliments from people who don’t realize it’s better for them. That’s a testament to creativity if I say so. Comment below and tell me how you have been creative in your food preparations and as always, SUBSCRIBE to receive blog updates in your inbox.
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Recipe and Ingredients
2 lbs. Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breasts
2 Scoops Non-flavored Protein Powder
2 Whole Eggs
Seasonings (Optional): Salt, Pepper, Old Bay, Garlic powder, Onion flakes
Instructions
1) Use two bowls. Use one for eggs and the other for the protein powder and seasonings.
2) Cut chicken into strips.
3) Using a fork, dredge the chicken in the egg and then in the seasoned protein mixture. \
4) Add chicken into a heated skillet, or pot, containing 350° oil.
5) Fry until 160° internal temperature is reached, or fully golden brown, flipping on all sides.
1) Use two bowls. Use one for eggs and the other for the protein powder and seasonings.
2) Cut chicken into strips.
3) Using a fork, dredge the chicken in the egg and then in the seasoned protein mixture. \
4) Add chicken into a heated skillet, or pot, containing 350° oil.
5) Fry until 160° internal temperature is reached, or fully golden brown, flipping on all sides.
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