Ingredients
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3
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1/2
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2
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3/4
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1/4
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1/4
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1
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1
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2
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1/3
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-
-
-
-
Directions
Oven Fried Southern Style Cinnamon Honey Chicken, While watching FoodTV, I saw a piece about Amy Ruth’s restaurant in New York where the owner made fried chicken dipped in a honey cinnamon mixture. It looked so good I began searching on the web for a recipe which approximated it… and after much browsing of webpages I put together a recipe that I thought might taste something like it. I don’t fry my chicken, so here’s a baked version, tweaked to my own tastes., I have never attempted to make a sweet flavored chicken before and wasn’t sure my family would even like it. They loved it!, This is a family favoritell!
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Steps
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Preheat Oven to 350 Degrees F. |
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Spray a Large Roasting Pan Lightly With Cooking Spray. |
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Combine the Flour With the Salt, Cinnamon, Turmeric, Black Pepper, and a Pinch Nutmeg. |
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Coat the Chicken Pieces Well With the Flour Mixture You Can Use Chicken With or Without Skin on - It's Up to You. |
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Beat Together the Egg and Milk; Dredge the Flour-Coated Chicken Pieces in the Egg Mixture, Then Into the Breadcrumbs. |
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Arrange Pieces Skin Side Up If Using Pieces With Skin in the Sprayed Roasting Pan, Making Sure That the Pieces Are not Touching Each Other If Possible to Ensure They Bake Crispy; Spray Chicken Pieces With Oil Spray or Sprinkle With 2 Tablespoons Oil and Place the Chicken in the Oven to Bake. |
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While the Chicken Is Baking, in a Saucepan Over Medium Low Heat Combine the Butter, Honey, Pinches of Cinnamon, and Lemon Juice. |
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After the Chicken Has Baked For 25 Minutes, Pour the Butter and Honey Mixture Generously Over the Pieces. |
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Bake For an Additional 15 Minutes or Until the Juices Run Clear and the Chicken Is Crisp and Brown. |
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10
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Note: If You'd Like to Add a Bit of Kick to the Recipe, You Can Try a Pinch or Two of Cayenne to Taste in the Honey Sauce, or Perhaps Some Red Pepper Flakes! |
