If you're like me, holidays are frantic.
And complicated recipes that require a lot of measuring and time add to the holiday stress.
I like flexible ingredients that can be altered to taste, are fast and easy for holidays.
Recipes that taste good with little fuss.
I always keep a bag of frozen chicken terderloins so there's meat to make if someone drops in.
> Once tenderloins are thawed, spread out and sprinkle with Parmesan Cheese, Garlic Salt, Pepper, and Italian Bread Crumbs.
> In a large enough skillet to sautee them, slowly heat a little extra virgin olive oil and a pat of butter and just coat the skillet.
> Place tenderloins in skillet and sautee.
> Do not turn over until they are brown and crispy on the first side. This side will be the side shown on the plate.
> Then sprinkle the other side with the cheese and seasoned bread crumbs.
> Cooking with a low slow heat results in a more tender, juicy chicken tenderloin.
There's no dredging in wasted ingredients or caking up your hands to this recipe. It's quick, easy, and delicious.
Suggestion: Serve with Cauliflower Cheesy and roasted asparagus as shown in picture.
