Corn Flake Baked Chicken

Corn Flake Baked Chicken is a oven-baked recipe ready in 55 min. It makes 4 servings, each 310 kcal with 26 g protein. Beginner level, 11 ingredients.

Recipe by @ananegoita, adapted and measured by Cookpath.

  • 55 mintotal
  • Beginnerlevel
  • 310kcal a serving
  • 26 gprotein
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Corn Flake Baked Chicken

What is Corn Flake Baked Chicken

Chicken tenderloins dipped in egg and coated in crushed corn flakes mixed with parmesan, rosemary and Italian seasoning, then baked until crisp.

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How to make Corn Flake Baked Chicken

Tips from the cook

  • Crush the corn flakes to normal-sized crumbs, not dust, so the crust stays crunchy.
  • Press the crumbs on firmly, so they stay on the chicken.
  • Line the tray with baking paper, so the coating does not stick.
  • Choose tenderloins of similar size, so they bake at the same pace.
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Meal prep and storage

Keeps 2 days in the fridge. Reheat in the oven, not the microwave, to keep the crust crisp.

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Corn Flake Baked Chicken substitutions

Out of something, or cooking around an allergy. Each swap was checked against a source.

Cornflakes1 option
  • Gluten-free crisp cereal: Erewhon Crispy Brown Rice or Freedom Foods TropicO's 1:1

    Not corn flavour; may be sweeter.

Parmesan2 options
  • Vegetarian hard Italian-style cheese (made with microbial rennet) 1:1 by weight

    Grana Padano is not suitable for egg-free (lysozyme from egg).

    Still contains dairy.

  • Nutritional yeast (fortified flakes) 1:1 by volume, less salty so add pinch of salt

    Does not melt; less sharp.

Eggs1 option
  • Flax egg or aquafaba (baking only) per egg (flax: 1 tbsp + 3 tbsp water; aquafaba 3 tbsp)

    Not in shakshuka, omelette, Caesar.

Butter2 options
  • Vegan/dairy-free butter block 1:1 by weight

    Soft tub margarine fails in pastry and cheesecake base.

  • Olive oil use about 3/4 as much by volume

    Not for creaming or pastry; base goes oily.

Milk3 options
  • Unsweetened soy drink 1:1

    Thickens less than dairy.

    Still contains soy.

  • Gluten-free oat drink 1:1

    Must be labelled gluten-free.

  • Unsweetened almond drink 1:1

    Thin; tree nut.

    Still contains tree nuts.