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WhatNow
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Can you BAKE breaded chicken cutlets? NEVER MIND: found answers in related posts! :)
Breaded chicken cutlets are very popular in our house because EVERYONE like them! I would love to healthify them though and have been thinking of possibly baking them.
Is that possible? Or do they not come out all that great? 
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Milerose
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Re: Can you BAKE breaded chicken cutlets? NEVER MIND: found answers in related posts! :)
I always bake my cutlets. I drizzle a little olive oil and bake them they taste great but they def cannot be eaten the next day IMO.
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ISpoilHim
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Re: Can you BAKE breaded chicken cutlets? NEVER MIND: found answers in related posts! :)
I bake mine on my Pampered Chef bar pan. They come out crispy taste better than frying IMO. I freeze some later and have never had a problem reheating.
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| Posted 1/30/12 12:08 PM |
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Goobster
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Re: Can you BAKE breaded chicken cutlets? NEVER MIND: found answers in related posts! :)
I think they come out too dry and blah to be honest.
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| Posted 1/30/12 2:35 PM |
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WhatNow
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Re: Can you BAKE breaded chicken cutlets? NEVER MIND: found answers in related posts! :)
Posted by Goobster
I think they come out too dry and blah to be honest.
See, that's what I am afraid of...
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OffWithHerHead23
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Re: Can you BAKE breaded chicken cutlets? NEVER MIND: found answers in related posts! :)
Posted by ISpoilHim
I bake mine on my Pampered Chef bar pan. They come out crispy taste better than frying IMO. I freeze some later and have never had a problem reheating.
This exactly. Plenty of olive oil on the bottom of the pan and flip them several times. Waaaay better tasting and healthier than frying!
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NASP09
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Re: Can you BAKE breaded chicken cutlets? NEVER MIND: found answers in related posts! :)
I fry them just to cook the outsides and get the breading to stick, then I bake them the rest of the way through.
If I just bake them I find the breading falls off.
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NewlyMrs
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Re: Can you BAKE breaded chicken cutlets? NEVER MIND: found answers in related posts! :)
Try this way.....
Soak chicken in milk for at least 30min.
Coat with flour (I season with salt, pepper, chicken spices, paprika)
Shake off excess floor.
Place them on a cookie sheet brushed with melted butter (only about 2tbsp).
Then bake.
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danielle3203
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Re: Can you BAKE breaded chicken cutlets? NEVER MIND: found answers in related posts! :)
i bake them all the time and DH always says how juicy they are. I just egg and bread them and then put the on a cookie sheet sprayed with pam. Then i pam the tops and in the over they go. i let them cook for 15 mins and then flip and spray again cook for 15 or intill they are done.
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trnity44
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Re: Can you BAKE breaded chicken cutlets? NEVER MIND: found answers in related posts! :)
You guys are going to think I'm crazy, but I have grilled my breaded chicken cutlets. A friend of mine showed me how to do it and I haven't looked back!
Instead of using egg to help batter them, I use olive oil. I dredge them in EVOO and then dredge them in a mix of panko and regular breadcrumbs. I then put them on them grill just I would regularly grill then and they come out AMAZING! The breading stays on and they are so incredibly moist!
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