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Yield: 4 servings
Whether you take it along on a picnic or serve it at home for a family supper, this updated 'fried' chicken is a crowd pleaser. Marinating the chicken in buttermilk keeps it juicy, and the light coating of flour, sesame seeds and spices, misted with olive oil, forms an appealing crust during baking.
Make Ahead Tip
The chicken can be marinated for up to 8 hours.
Even if you don\'t have all the listed spice ingerdients, if you know basic cooking, this is still a great and overall healthier recipe vs the traditional fry method. I\'d personally improvise a bit here and there w/ the spice, but overall classic.
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this is a great recipe if you\'re looking to just throw in the oven and bake. well, assuming that you prep all the other items ahead of time. i found it particularly convenient as i can refrigerate the chicken in buttermilk, and ziploc of the dry mixture, then throw together and bake during the week. it\'s also fairly healthy for "fried" chicken.
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Very good recipe. I also used Adobo and a bit of cayenne pepper instead of Tabasco.
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I absolutely loved this chicken. I traditionally make some of the best fried chicken around but since I am eating healthier nowadays I decided to try the oven fried method. I have to admit I was skeptical at first, but this is a very delicious substitute. I added garlic powder to my recipe as well as seasoned salt instead of regular for some added flavor. Definitely will make it again!
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