Dream Dinners Review--Parmesan Crusted Chicken

Dinner on Thursday was supposed to be the Dream Dinners Parmesan Crusted Chicken, but as I was still fighting a migraine, I opted to postpone it. That meant that dinner on Sunday was the Parmesan Crusted Chicken. I knew it was fairly quick to prepare, so I told Mac dinner would be around 6:30. We ate around 6:45, but still, that was close enough for him!

To prepare the Parmesan Crusted Chicken, I simply dipped the chicken in the breading mixture, then placed it on a baking sheet. To speed clean-up, I lined the baking sheet with foil. Once I had all 6 pieces on the baking sheet, I added a bit more of the breading mixture to the tops, then sprayed them with cooking spray, and baked for 25 minutes. While that was baking, I heated up macaroni and cheese, crescent rolls, and a veggie mix of asparagus, corn, and carrots.

Dinner was extremely yummy. The chicken was crispy, with a nice garlic flavor, and reminded me a bit of the Central Park Garlic Chicken recipe that we've had previously. I loved how easy it was to prepare, and lining the baking sheet meant that cleanup was a breeze too.

There were leftovers, and I have one container for lunch today. Mac will have the other for lunch tomorrow, as his lunch today included my leftovers from breakfast yesterday.

Parmesan Crusted Chicken

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