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Рецепт Garlic Herb Chicken Tenders
by Christine Lamb

Finger foods, also

known as canapés, finger foods are perfect. They’re easy to handle, and you

don’t need a fork to enjoy them.

They

allow you to taste a large variety of foods in one sitting. As it happens,

finger foods rose in popularity around the same time cocktail parties became

fashionable.

The

French have been calling finger foods canapés since the late 18th

century. Originally a term for sofa, canapés began as thin slices of bread that

were fried or toasted and covered with various savory toppings. Similar to

Italian crostini, canapés earned their name by their physical nature…. toppings

on top of the bread like people sit on sofas. Over time the word canapé evolved

into a broader term for any small sized finger foods served at catered parties.

In

1920, when American laws of prohibition went into effect, most citizens

responded by taking their drinking habits underground. As bars and taverns were

shut down, secret watering holes called speakeasies began popping up in their

place. Most speakeasies were located in the basements and homes of people

willing to provide the illegal libations. Some speakeasies catered to the urban

“upper crust,” like New York’s notorious 21 Club. One way of ensuring that

patrons didn’t leave inebriated, thus drawing unwanted attention to the secret

saloons, was to serve patrons small amounts of food throughout the night.

Canapés like finger sandwiches and stuffed mushrooms proved to be the perfect

solution. These small bites could be carried in one hand, drink in the other,

while guests socialized.

Crispy

chicken tenders are baked, not fried. They are just as tasty.

Garlic

Herb Chicken Tenders

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2013, Christine’s Pantry. All rights reserved.

Ingredients:

1

Directions:

Preheat

oven to 400 degrees. Line sheet pan with tin foil, and lightly spray nonstick

cooking spray.

Combine

mayonnaise, garlic powder and Italian seasoning.

Combine

bread crumbs and crushed French fried onions.

Season

chicken tenders with salt and pepper. Spread mayonnaise mixture over chicken

tenders. Dredge chicken tenders in the bread crumbs. Place on sheet pan. Bake

for 15 to 20 minutes, until chicken is cooked through and no longer pink in the

center. Enjoy!