Hot Honey Chicken Burger
Hot Honey Chicken Burger is a high-protein homemade fast food recipe ready in 1 h. It makes 4 servings, each 870 kcal with 47 g protein. Intermediate level, 22 ingredients.
Recipe by @_nada_dl, adapted and measured by Cookpath.
- 1 htotal
- Intermediatelevel
- 870kcal a serving
- 47 gprotein
What is Hot Honey Chicken Burger
Buttermilk marinated chicken cutlets coated in seasoned flour and fried crisp, tossed in a hot honey butter glaze and served in buns with pickles and a mayonnaise sauce.
- Fast food · Chicken
- Frying
- Cutting meat
- Sauces & dressings
How to make Hot Honey Chicken Burger
Tips from the cook
- Marinate the chicken in the buttermilk mixture before coating, as it keeps the meat tender.
- Spoon some marinade over the chicken in the flour mix and press, so the coating forms craggy, crisp bits.
- Fry in about 2 cm of hot oil and in batches, so the oil stays hot and the crust browns evenly.
- Toss the chicken in the glaze just before serving, so the crust stays crisp.
- Adjust the heat of the glaze with the amount of hot sauce.
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Goes well with
Sides from Cookpath that balance this dish, the same picks the app suggests.
Hot Honey Chicken Burger substitutions
Out of something, or cooking around an allergy. Each swap was checked against a source.
Buttermilk2 options
- Unsweetened soy drink + 1 tbsp lemon juice per 240 ml (rest 10 min) 1:1 by volume
Still contains soy.
- Gluten-free oat drink + 1 tbsp lemon juice per 240 ml 1:1 by volume
Curdles less than soy.
Egg2 options
- Flax egg (1 tbsp ground flax + 3 tbsp water) per egg
Not above 3 eggs, not sponge.
- 60 g unsweetened applesauce per egg
Denser.
Onion powder2 options
- Garlic powder use about half as much
- Leave out leave out (small background flavour)
Chicken seasoning0 option
Flour1 option
- Gluten-free plain flour blend (rice/potato/tapioca) 1:1 by weight
Pizza dough needs extra water and binder.
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.
Mayonnaise2 options
- Plain Greek yogurt (or unsweetened soy yogurt if dairy-free) 1:1 by volume
Frying/hot dishes; not a binder for crispy rice.
Still contains dairy.
- Vegan mayonnaise 1:1
Often contains mustard; check label.
Still contains mustard and soy.
Buns2 options
- Gluten-free vegan buns (Little Northern Bakehouse millet and chia buns) 1:1
Softer, smaller than wheat buns; toast first.
- Canyon Bakehouse gluten-free buns 1:1
Check label for egg.
Pickles1 option
- Cucumber slices (+ a splash of vinegar for tang) same amount
Loses fermented flavour.







