Woohoo Chicken
photo by AZPARZYCH
- Ready In:
- 50mins
- Ingredients:
- 4
- Serves:
-
6
ingredients
- 6 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (about 2 1/4 lbs)
- 1 cup ranch dressing
- 2 cups breadcrumbs (I used Panko)
- 6 slices bacon
directions
- Coat chicken breasts in ranch dressing (even better if you marinate chicken in Ranch dressing in the fridge for a few hours but not necessary).
- Dip the coated chicken breast into the breadcrumbs and cover completely.
- Arrange chicken in a glass-baking dish.
- Top each chicken breast with one slice of uncooked bacon.
- Bake for 45 minutes.
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Reviews
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This is so good!! I used b/s thighs and marinated the chicken in the ranch for about 4 hours and then baked it at 375 for 45 minutes. I also broiled the chicken at the end for about 4 minutes to get the bacon nice and crispy and then DH sprinkled cheddar cheese on his. Made for I Recommend Tag and will make again!
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It worked. We cooked it, ate it and didn't die or get sick. That's a reflection on our cooking ability not the recipe. The recipe doesn't have a cook temp but the other reviews said to use 350 and that's what we did. We also broiled it for a few minutes at the end to crisp up the bacon and the bread crumbs. We used plain planko as suggested in the recipe but smoked bacon. We made 4 chicken breasts that seemed large, so we cut them in half and now we have 6 more meals. This was the first recipe my daughter and I cooked together. She liked rubbing the dressing over the chicken before we put it in the refrigerator to marinate and then she liked putting the chicken in the bread crumbs. I cut the bacon and put it on. Then into the oven - she to her computer and me to the den with a glass of wine. That's the way we like to cook. Easy clean up and sitting down during baking. The chicken was juicy and not dry. Hate dry chicken. I believe this will warm up well for lunch tomorrow. That's another thing I liked, lots of left overs (we're only 2). I like cooking little to get lots of food.