Potato Chip Chicken Breasts

"I found this recipe on a calendar at the Doctor's office and wrote it down. It has been a family favorite. I like dipping it in Ranch Dressing, but it can be served with any dipping sauce of your taste. The egg is suppose to help the chips stay on the chicken, but I found that it doesn't really help. It does however, help keep the juices in."
 
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Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
4
Serves:
6-8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
  • Crush the bag of chips.
  • You can use a plastic bag, but the original bag works great.
  • Mix the egg and milk in a small bowl.
  • Dip breasts in egg/milk mixture and then drop in bag of chips.
  • Make sure all of it is coated.
  • Remove chicken from bag and place in a glass cake pan.
  • After all the chicken is coated sprinkle the remainder of the crushed chips on the chicken.
  • Bake for 15 minutes.
  • Turn chicken over and bake an additional 15 minutes (I have found that I need to cook it a little longer).

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Reviews

  1. I used sour cream and onion chips and I have to say this was a huge hit for our entire family!!! My 10 year old son is the pickiest child on the entire planet and he ate two helpings of the chicken. Thank you so very much for posting as I think this will be one of our new weekly meals!
     
  2. 5 stars because my kids love it and it's incredibly easy. We used the baked potato chips we get at Target--lots of really awesome flavors, like curry, or garlic and rosemary.
     
  3. The kids liked it.. I thought the chicken was the moistest chicken I have ever made. My problem was that I thought the flavor was lacking. I used sour cream and chive potato chips and I used the flour to have them stick but it was lacking the flavor . Almost like the flavor was cooked out of the chips.
     
  4. I like the taste of the chicken. I used sour cream and onion for chips and I also did the same thing like the other reviewer, I used flour to coat the chicken before I dipped it to the milk and eggs mixture. It is really flavorful. My whole family loves it.
     
  5. Dipping the chicken in flour before dipping it in the egg mixture helps the chips stay on the chicken a lot better. Very easy and tasty
     
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