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Chicken Goujons RecipeQuick and easy recipe for chicken goujons using chicken breasts and porridge oats: |
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This delicious Chicken Goujons recipe uses oats rather than traditional breadcrumbs. It's a great way to get children to eat healthy oats. Though the chicken goujons in oats in the Scottish Recipes photos do not look too appetising they do taste lovely with a wonderful crunch and delicious herb flavour.
Ingredients For Chicken Goujons2 plump chicken breasts 40g porridge oats 1 egg, beaten 35g fresh lemon thyme, chopped Garlic grain pepper How To Make Chicken GoujonsCut the chicken breasts into strips length wise, about finger wide size. Mix the chopped thyme and a little garlic grain pepper with the porridge oats. Dip the chicken into the beaten egg and roll in the oats until coated all around. Place the chicken goujons onto a lightly oiled baking tray leaving space between each one, and bake at gas mark no.5 (190oC) for 20 – 25 minutes until the chicken is cooked through and the juices run clear. Serve this chicken goujons recipe with a dip and some salad.
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