Yummy Chicken for supper tonight. I measured the parmesan cheese and the corn flakes into a plastic resealable bag and emptied the 1 oz package of Hidden Valley Ranch Salad Dressing and Seasoning Mix in too. 6/23/12
After 30 minutes in a preheated 300 degree oven, the tenders are done. Don't know why the ones on the right appear to be MORE DONE?? The ones on the left have more juices surrounding them. 6/23/12
Melted 1 stick of butter. Cut the chicken breasts into tenders three per breast half. Dipped in butter and placed into plastic bags with coating mix...one at a time. Then placed on a parchment-lined cookie sheet. 6/23/12
Brenda Whitfield,
I have NOT used the shredded parm...just the canned. I would imagine that you COULD use it. If I had some on hand, I would try it just to see. Who knows it just might even be BETTER with the shredded. If you try it please come back and let us know if it worked for you.
Perhaps Angela Powers will answer this question too! 9/19/13
Brianna Sanford,
Don't know if anyone has answered your question or not. I really don't know the answer as I've only made this once and I used the "dry" ranch as stated in the recipe. I would think that the regular ranch dressing would be pretty messy if you put it in the bag with the other ingredients mentioned in the recipe. Perhaps Angela Powers, the original poster of the recipe, will see your question and answer it. Hope so...9/19/13
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I have NOT used the shredded parm...just the canned. I would imagine that you COULD use it. If I had some on hand, I would try it just to see. Who knows it just might even be BETTER with the shredded. If you try it please come back and let us know if it worked for you.
Perhaps Angela Powers will answer this question too! 9/19/13
Don't know if anyone has answered your question or not. I really don't know the answer as I've only made this once and I used the "dry" ranch as stated in the recipe. I would think that the regular ranch dressing would be pretty messy if you put it in the bag with the other ingredients mentioned in the recipe. Perhaps Angela Powers, the original poster of the recipe, will see your question and answer it. Hope so...9/19/13