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I'm giving it 5 stars because I made slight changes to it and I hate it when people make changes and then give the recipe less than 5 stars. DUH! Anyway, I loved the idea to get rid of veggies in my fridge but here are my changes and we thought it was great: Someone said that it was plain so I added some chopped garlic, red bell pepper and garlic powder and sprinkled a lot of salt and pepper. Didn't have mushrooms but didn't miss them. I also used cherry tomatoes and chopped them up, put it all in order as the recipe says but put it in a 10x13 in. glass casserole dish (I think a metal baking pan would have been better, this adds more browning) and added almost a half a cup of pats of butter. 2 Tbsp. of butter is just not enough for that many veggies. So I'd say use more butter and parmesan cheese to taste. Ginny thank you for the idea! We liked it!
Very good. I made the recipe as directed. This was quite tasty.
I altered according to some of the other reviewers.
I used olive oil instead of butter (4 T instead of 2). I added 3 cloves of garlic to the oil. I used about 1/4 cup parmesan instead of 2 T.
It needed more than 35 minutes at 375 degrees to be done. I think next time I'll saute the onions for 5 minutes before making it... the onions were a little crunchy even after 45 minutes.
Anyway, a great recipe with great potential and just a few small modifications make it a better recipe. It needs too much tweaking to get 5 stars, but I'll definitely make this again. I look forward to using leftovers today for a veggie sandwich.
This was great, I used just a pinch of salt, lots of pepper, omitted the cheese for hubby but sprinkled some on my plate, and instead of butter I used olive oil. Next day it worked great in the omelet that I made. Yum! This is going in our rotation.
What a great idea! I changed it a little, so I'm giving it 5 stars and telling what I did different. I left out the mushrooms; used a whole pepper instead of half. Also a red onion, instead of plain onion. I added 3 cloves garlic, sliced; fresh basil leaves, tucked between the layers; and fresh-ground pepper and oregano. I used a little mozzarella cheese, grated, to bind the layers together. No butter; greased the dish with oil. (Made in a glass casserole dish to show off the pretty color layers.) Turned out absolutely great and will make again very soon.
MMM.....Delish!!! I only ever knew of one yellow squash/zucchini dish. It was the dish my father would make. Yep, anytime/every time I remember having squash and zucchini it was served just the same...no variation. Don't get me wrong, it was good. But, I like to try new and diff recipes. I get so tired and bored of the same old dishes. My husband would rather I not experiment. Anyway, hubby and I are very glad we tried this recipe. It was easy, and again, delish!
I really liked this recipe as it was easy to throw together. I added 2 cloves of garlic because I love the flavor.
Sorry, we just thought this was too plain. Thanks for posting.
I give this 5 stars because it was delicious and easy to make. However, I had to use a larger dish. I also increased the grated parmesan. I would prefer cup measurements for the squash rather than size, i.e., medium. I will make this again and again
This is a great recipe to use all the zucchinis and tomatoes growing right now. Mom put this together and baked but I helped eat ;). We all voted it as a five star recipe. I really liked the taste of the parmesan with all the veggies - kinda like a pizza without all the carbs! Thanks for the recipe GinnySue!


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AAS at least u stick to your guns, even when you're spraying like a fireman halfway to Concord. Sans tie and with sockless loafers I think I'd like this a lot tho Nota very Justin fit imo, but from what i can see the SC trew color combo is nice Has there been a 'loud paisley' challenge? You have a winner.
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Jacket's on the small side L2B. Love the shoo/trews combo Snap on the tie today! Of the dozen or so ties I've had from Jason only a couple have been duds. The rest are outstanding, as good as as any in their class e.g. this Madder is almost as good as Cappelli's imo.. but the best thing is his variety. Love the suit.
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@bienluienapris Your sprezz, for sure. On a Dandy scale of 1 - 10, I'd rate that a '10'. Doesn't just break the 'no more than one FU per fit' rule. Smashes it.
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Them's fightin' words, and spoken like a true English expat in the New World (IIRC you're a Limey). Unstructured, undarted, light as a feather, wears like a cardigan, good enough for JFK, made BB what it is today (??) The list is long.
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Mod to Suedehead - Page 278post #4156 of 2387810/7/11 at 6:32ampost #4157 of 2387810/7/11 at 6:56amI remembers Mods boys and girls wearing those long dark red and green leather coats.
Never Saw any skinheads wearing any leather except shoes. As Brideshead said leather for Greasers.
These days I have four leather coats, two Belstaff, one Shcott, and a Nice black leather three button blazerpost #4158 of 2387810/7/11 at 9:27am
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That is interesting Brideshead.So none of your Mates wore Leather Bombers or Leather Levi Jackets during the time(around `68?). I used to go to "The Lane" on Sundays and there would be loads of Skins buying Leathers. I can also recall,at the end of the time(poss.`70)when Leather Jackets(Blazer Style) came in-but I think that was more Localised.
No, none. I don't know if they were quite as against them as me but nobody wore any leather clothing. Incidentally my wife who was a London mod (a year or two older than me) did just the same as you a year or two earlier I guess and still loves leather coats often wearing one she had made to order recently. When we were in Rome earlier this year she bought a very nice leather jacket but my own prejudice is still there......post #4159 of 2387810/7/11 at 11:42am
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I think there's something very 'skinhead' about a lot of that uniform, or at least the smart casual aspect of it (I think Roy or Brownie has mentioned this before?)
Great post from Brownie on the leather coats and Steptoe! (Did they cut the 'Es a wanker 'arold' when they are walking back from White City? some copies still have that line in itpost #4161 of 2387810/7/11 at 1:25pmpost #4162 of 2387810/7/11 at 2:18pm
Talking of coats, any of you old boys ever wear a three quarter length raincoat? I think they look great over a suit for going out.
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Leather MA1s were sometimes worn were they not? Also leather and suede western jackets as has been mentioned. Personally id have thought a brown leather would have been more prefferable to black. Black being a Grease colour. Just my thoughts.post #4163 of 2387810/7/11 at 2:28pmpost #4164 of 2387810/7/11 at 2:45pmpost #4165 of 2387810/7/11 at 2:56pmpost #4166 of 2387810/8/11 at 12:20amQuote:Originally Posted by harrysgame
Talking of coats, any of you old boys ever wear a three quarter length raincoat? I think they look great over a suit for going out.
Leather MA1s were sometimes worn were they not? Also leather and suede western jackets as has been mentioned. Personally id have thought a brown leather would have been more prefferable to black. Black being a Grease colour. Just my thoughts.
Brown was the popular colour,but black was worn as well.With the Leather Coats-that would be the time when Mods stopped wearing the Coats(`66).I had a Girlfriend in `68 called Angie who had a Dark Green Leather(Bottle Green was another colour).This was not an old coat either.In `69/`70 my Wife Stella wore a Suede Coat(Dark Brown),so not everybody conformed to the rules.But it was still in Fashion.
As you have seen in Photos(on this Thread) that Leather was worn in `69 by Skinhead/Suedeheads.So because you did not wear it in your Area,it did not mean it was not worn.Do not forget,in Central London, there was no mixing with Greasers.I never saw any until `69 onwards,then I met their more serious Cousins(the Hells Angels).The" Limbo" or the "Roaring Twenties" never attracted them
A Footnote,a Light Tan Suede Levi Jacket (circa `70) is up for Auction.Heavy Bidding,I believe.post #4167 of 2387810/8/11 at 5:34ampost #4168 of 2387810/8/11 at 7:26am
My late Uncle was a skinhead 69-72ish, before he went onto full Glam.
He was always seen in his beloved cricket jumpers, cable knit style with trim to v neck (white)
The old 'cricket jumper' doesn't seem to crop up that often on skinhead related forums/chat.
I know there are regional variations on what was, and wasn't worn.
Were they worn during the original skinhead era, or was my uncle doing his own thing?
I've bought a couple of cricket jumpers over the years (Slazenger) Can't seem to get them to work for me, always seem too long in the body.
Look good under a levi/Lee trucker jacket tho.post #4169 of 2387810/8/11 at 7:43ampost #4170 of 2387810/8/11 at 8:23amReturn HomeBack to Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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I like a lot of things about soccer. But I have a hard time getting too invested in pro and world soccer when games are routinely decided by one or two plays featuring bad calls by the ref, with no review possible. When they figure out a way to solve this absurdity, I will be a true fan. Til then, I'll leave it to all those die-hards who don't seem to realize or care.
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The real absurdity is that Major League Soccer insists on playing games that
count while players are away at an international tournament. No other top level
soccer league does this. With Nick Rimando in goal in stead of the
inexperienced Jeff Atenella, RSL wins this game. Nick would have stopped at
least one and possibly two of the goals that got by Antenella. The MLS should
have the same season that the rest of world has...where the season begins in
August and ends in early May. They could also take a break from mid-December to
after the Super Bowl and end the season in June.
I support replay in soccer, but the MLS will not do it unless FIFA endorses it, and FIFA is the least progressive of all of the international bodies. Every goal, every red card and every penalty shot should be reviewed automatically. 3 penalty shots in one game at this level is just ridiculous.
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video review would be an improvement, but even with video review there would still be a lot of difficult calls to make. there is so much grabbing that occurs. the first PK it was very light and I don't think it was enough to cause the attacker to fall down but the defender definitely grabbed the attackers side. second pk I think was bogus - there was shoulder-to-shoulder contact but the Garcia just made a poor touch to lose the ball. Third one was also slight but nevertheless some legitimate grabbing going by Maund as Espindola ran by. Certainly the grab was not enough to knock Espindola off his feet but it was a grab nevertheless. Video review will not solve all problems. Soccer is still a great sport (better than football) even with its current deficiencies.
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That is not true. The Africa Cup of Nations, the comparative tournament for that region, is played in January and February every other year. That makes it during many of the major soccer leagues regular season. Coaches from those leagues incessantly complain about this. It happens.
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Wilderness and the American Mind
By RODERICK FRAZIER NASH
Yale UNIVERSITY PRESSCopyright © 2001 Yale University
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Old World Roots of Opinion
The land is the Garden of Eden before them, and behind them a desolate wilderness.
Joel 2:3
European discoverers and settlers of the New World were familiar with wilderness even before they crossed the Atlantic. Some of this acquaintance was first-hand, since in the late Middle Ages a considerable amount of wild country still existed on the Continent. Far more important, however, was the deep resonance of wilderness as a concept in Western thought. It was instinctively understood as something alien to man—an insecure and uncomfortable environment against which civilization had waged an unceasing struggle. The Europeans knew the uninhabited forest as an important part of their folklore and mythology. Its dark, mysterious qualities made it a setting in which the prescientific imagination could place a swarm of demons and spirits. In addition, wilderness as fact and symbol permeated the Judeo-Christian tradition. Anyone with a Bible had available an extended lesson in the meaning of wild land. Subsequent Christian history added new dimensions. As a result, the first immigrants approached North America with a cluster of preconceived ideas about wilderness. This intellectual legacy of the Old World to the New not only helped determine initial responses but left a lasting imprint on American thought.
The value system of primitive man was structured in terms of survival. He appreciated what contributed to his well-being and feared what he did not control or understand. The "best" trees produced food or shelter while "good" land was flat, fertile, and well watered. Under the most desirable of all conditions the living was easy and secure because nature was ordered in the interests of man. Almost all early cultures had such a conception of an earthly paradise. No matter where they were thought to be or what they were called, all paradises had in common a bountiful and beneficent natural setting in accord with the original meaning of the word in Persian—luxurious garden. A mild climate constantly prevailed. Ripe fruit drooped from every bough, and there were no thorns to prick reaching hands. The animals in paradise lived in harmony with man. Fear as well as want disappeared in this ideal state of nature.
If paradise was early man's greatest good, wilderness, as its antipode, was his greatest evil. In one condition the environment, garden- like, ministered to his every desire. In the other it was at best indifferent, frequently dangerous, and always beyond control. And in fact it was with this latter condition that primitive man had to contend. At a time when there was no alternative, existence in the wilderness was forbidding indeed. Safety, happiness, and progress all seemed dependent on rising out of a wilderness situation. It became essential to gain control over nature. Fire was one step; the domestication of some wild animals another. Gradually man learned how to control the land and raise crops. Clearings appeared in the forests. This reduction of the amount of wilderness defined man's achievement as he advanced toward civilization. But progress was slow. For centuries the wild predominated over the precarious defenses thrown up against its influence. Men dreamed of life without wilderness. Significantly, many traditions located paradise on an island or in some other enclosed area. In this way the wild hinterland normally surrounding and threatening the first communities was eliminated. Wilderness had no place in the paradise myth.
The wilds continued to be repugnant even in as relatively advanced civilizations as those of the Greeks and Romans. The celebrations of nature, which abound in classical literature, are restricted to the cultivated, pastoral variety. The beautiful in nature was closely related to the fruitful or otherwise useful. The Roman poet of the first century B.C., Titus Lucretius Carus, spoke for his age in De Rerum Natura when he observed that it was a serious "defect" that so much of the earth "is greedily possessed by mountains and the forests of wild beasts." Apart from the areas man had civilized, it "is filled full of restless dread throughout her woods, her mighty mountains and deep forests." Yet Lucretius took hope because "these regions it is generally in our power to shun."
Turning to history, Lucretius drew a grim portrait of precivilized life in the wilderness. Men lived a nightmarish existence, hounded by dangers on every hand and surviving through the ancient code of eat or be eaten. With obvious satisfaction, Lucretius related how the race escaped this miserable condition through the invention of clothing, metals, and, eventually, "ships, agriculture, city walls, laws, arms, roads." These enabled man to control wild nature and achieve relative security. Cultural refinements and "all charms of life" followed the release from the wilderness.
When Lucretius, Horace, Virgil and their contemporaries confessed their love of "nature" and expressed a desire to leave the towns for a "natural" way of life, they meant the pastoral or rural environment. Lucretius, for one, applauded the efforts of the first farmers whose labor "forced the forests more and more to climb the mountain-sides." This made room for the cultivated landscape that was so highly prized. It consisted of "fields, ... crops, and joyous vineyards, and a gray-green strip of olives to run in between and mark divisions, ... adorned and interspersed with pleasant fruits, and fenced by planting them all round with fruitful trees." If this was the ideal, wilderness could only be forbidding and repulsive.
While inability to control or use wilderness was the basic factor in man's hostility, the terror of the wild had other roots as well. One was the tendency of the folk traditions of many cultures to associate wilderness with the supernatural and monstrous. There was a quality of mystery about the wilderness, particularly at night, that triggered the imagination. To frightened eyes the limbs of trees became grotesque, leaping figures, and the wind sounded like a weird scream. The wild forest seemed animated. Fantastic creatures of every description were thought to lurk in its depths. Whether propitiated with sacrifices as deities or regarded as devils, these forest beings were feared.
Classical mythology contained a whole menagerie of lesser gods and demons believed to inhabit wild places. Pan, the lord of the woods, was pictured as having the legs, ears, and tail of a goat and the body of a man. He combined gross sensuality with boundless, sportive energy. Greeks who had to pass through forests or mountains dreaded an encounter with Pan. Indeed, the word "panic" originated from the blinding fear that seized travelers upon hearing strange cries in the wilderness and assuming them to signify Pan's approach. Related to Pan were the tribe of satyrs—goat-men of a demoniacal character devoted to wine, dancing, and lust. They were thought to appear only at night and then solely in the darkest parts of the forest. According to Hellenic folklore, satyrs ravished women and carried off children who ventured into their wilderness lairs. Sileni and centaurs completed the Greek collection of forest spirits. These monsters had the torso and head of a man and the body and legs of a goat or horse. Usually, they were represented as carrying a club in the form of an uprooted tree which also served as a reminder of their favorite habitat. In Roman mythology satyrlike figures appeared as fauns and also lurked in thickly wooded regions.
In early folk belief, the wildernesses of central and northern Europe also swarmed with supernatural beings. Some were worshipped, but generally with the fear characteristic of the attitude of the unsophisticated toward the incomprehensible. Others received classification as demons and cohorts of the devil. In the Scandinavian countries, for instance, it was thought that when Lucifer and his followers were expelled from heaven, some landed in the forests and became Wood-Sprites or Trolls. Many of the medieval European monsters were lineal descendants of the man-beasts of classical mythology. Russian, Czech, and Slovak folklore spoke of a creature living in forests and mountains with the face of a woman, body of a sow, and legs of a horse. In Germany, when storms raged through the forests, it was widely believed that the ghostly Wild Huntsman was abroad with his pack of baying hounds, riding furiously and killing everything in his path. Man-eating ogres and the sinister werewolves were also identified with wild, remote regions. While in certain circumstances forest beings, like the elves, could be helpful to men, most were considered terrifying and added to the repulsiveness of wilderness.
Among the Anglo-Saxons, from whom most of the first Americans descended, there were long traditions of locating horrible beasts in the wilderness. The Beowulf epic of the eighth century brought together many of these legends. The heart of the story is the conflict between two gigantic, blood-drinking fiends and the tribes that Beowulf led. As the action unfolds it is apparent that wilderness was a concept loaded with meaning for the early Middle Ages. Throughout the poem the uninhabited regions are portrayed in the worst possible light—dank, cold, and gloomy. The fiends are said to live "in an unvisited land among wolf-haunted hills, windswept crags, and perilous fen-tracks." Bravely Beowulf advanced into this wilderness and below "a dismal grove of mountain trees" took his revenge on the monsters.
The most important imaginary denizen of the wildernesses of medieval Europe was the semi-human Wild Man. His naked figure, covered completely with thick hair, appeared widely in the art, literature, and drama of the period. Immensely strong, he was frequently portrayed in the tradition of the classical sileni and centaurs, grasping an uprooted tree. According to folk tradition, the Wild Man lived in the heart of the forest as far as possible from civilization. He was regarded as a kind of ogre who devoured children and ravished maidens. The character of his mate varied from place to place. In the Austrian Tyrol and Bavarian Alps, the Wild Woman was imagined to have enormous size, tough bristles, immense pendulous breasts, and a hideous mouth that stretched from ear to ear. Further north in Germany, however, she was thought to be smaller and somewhat less fearsome in appearance. Her principal offense was stealing human babies and leaving her own offspring in their place. Along with the other forest demons, the Wild People invested the gloom of the wilderness with a terrifying eeriness that proved difficult to dispel.
The Judeo-Christian tradition constituted another powerful formative influence on the attitude toward wilderness of the Europeans who discovered and colonized the New World. The authors of the Bible gave wilderness a central position in their accounts both as a descriptive aid and as a symbolic concept. The term occurs 245 times in the Old Testament, Revised Standard Version, and thirty-five in the New. In addition there are several hundred uses of terms such as "desert" and "waste" with the same essential significance as "wilderness" and, in some cases, the identical Hebrew or Greek root.
Uninhabited land where annual rainfall was less than four inches dominated the geography of the ancient Near East. Such area included a strip of land beginning just west of Jerusalem and paralleling the Jordan River and Dead Sea. From here the desert sprawled southward into the Sinai Peninsula and Arabia. Without advanced technology, men could not survive for long in such an inhospitable environment. In order to distinguish it from the "good" land which supported crops and herds, the ancient Hebrews used a number of terms which have been translated "wilderness."
Even in places where the rainfall was above the crucial four inches, existence was precarious. An unusually dry season could wither crops and turn arable land into desert. In these circumstances men naturally hated and feared the wilderness. Moreover, since the amount of rain was beyond human influence or understanding, it was reasonable to give its variance a religious explanation. Drought and the resulting wilderness were thought of as the curse dispensed by the divine power in order to show his displeasure. God's approval, on the other hand, meant an abundance of life-giving water. The baptismal rite, for instance, was a symbolic ceremony that the climate and geography of the Near East made meaningful.
The Old Testament reveals that the ancient Hebrews regarded the wilderness as a cursed land and that they associated its forbidding character with a lack of water. Again and again "the great and terrible wilderness" was described as a "thirsty ground where there was no water." When the Lord of the Old Testament desired to threaten or punish a sinful people, he found the wilderness condition to be his most powerful weapon: "I will lay waste the mountains and hills, and dry up all their herbage; I will turn the rivers into islands, and dry up the pools.... I will also command the clouds that they rain no rain upon it." The cities of Sodom and Gomorrah became parched wastes of salt pits and thorny brush as a penalty for the sins of their citizens.
Conversely, when the Lord wished to express his pleasure, the greatest blessing he could bestow was to transform wilderness into "a good land, a land of brooks of water, of fountains and springs." In the famous redemption passage in Isaiah, God promises that "the wilderness and the dry land shall be glad ... for waters shall break forth in the wilderness and streams in the desert." To "give water in the wilderness" was a way God manifested his care. It was a fitting image for a people so fearful of the desert.
The identification of the arid wasteland with God's curse led to the conviction that wilderness was the environment of evil, a kind of hell. There were several consequences. Like that of other cultures, the Hebraic folk imagination made the wilderness the abode of demons and devils. Among them were the howling dragon or tan, the winged female monster of the night called the lilith, and the familiar man-goat, seirim. Presiding over all was Azazel, the arch-devil of the wilderness. He was the key figure in an expiatory rite in which a live goat was brought before the chief priest of a community who symbolically laid upon it the sins of the group. The animal was then led to the edge of the cultivated land and "sent away into the wilderness to Azazel." The ritual has significance not only as the origin of the conception of a "scapegoat" but as a demonstration of the Hebrews' opinion of wilderness.
This idea of the immorality of wild country is also evident in the Old Testament treatment of the paradise theme. From what little we are told about the Garden of Eden it appears to have been, in the tradition of other paradises, the antipode of wilderness. "Eden" was the Hebrew word for "delight," and Genesis represents it as a pleasant place, indeed. The Garden was well watered and filled with edible plants. Adam and Eve were relieved of the necessity of working in order to survive. Fear also was eliminated, since with one exception the creatures that shared paradise were peaceable and helpful. But the snake encouraged the first couple to eat the forbidden fruit and as a punishment they were driven out of the Garden. The world Adam and Eve now faced was a wilderness, a "cursed" land full of "thorns and thistles." Later in the Scripture, Eden and the wilderness are juxtaposed in such a way as to leave no doubt about their original relationship. "The land is like the garden of Eden before them," wrote the author of Joel, "but after them a desolate wilderness." And Isaiah contains the promise that God will comfort Zion and "make her wilderness like Eden, her desert like the garden of the Lord." The story of the Garden and its loss embedded into Western thought the idea that wilderness and paradise were both physical and spiritual opposites.
The history of the Israelite nation added another dimension to the Judeo-Christian understanding of wilderness. After the Exodus from bondage in Egypt about 1225 B.C., the Jews under the leadership of Moses wandered in the wilderness of the Sinai Peninsula for an alleged forty years. The Old Testament account emphasizes the hardships encountered in this "howling waste of the wilderness," yet the desert experience was immensely important to the tribes of Israel. During these years the God their fathers had worshipped revealed himself as Yahweh and promised to be their special protector. In the heart of the wilderness on Mount Sinai, Moses received the Ten Commandments which created a covenant between Yahweh and Israel. Thereafter the Lord demonstrated his protective power by the miraculous provision of water and food. He also promised that if the Israelites remained faithful to the covenant, he would allow them to escape the wilderness and enter Canaan, the promised land of milk and honey.
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Baked Honey BBQ Chicken Fingers.
Extra crispy chicken fingers marinated in honey and BBQ sauce. Baked, not fried! They're so simple; your whole family will love them.
Another savory recipe for you today. And it's one of my favorites!
I don't get too creative with dinner that often. All of my creativity goes into things like peanut butter brownies and pina colada cupcakes. A giant sweet potato and quinoa patties are usually a meal for me. Or even a "bucket sized salad" (as Kevin calls it) with beans, avocado, and a little mango guac on the side. Alright, now I'm hungry.
But my favorite protein-packed dinner? Something I could eat forever and never tire of it? My birthday meal of choice every single year? Good 'ole BBQ chicken. I am a huge sucker for it, as you may already know…
I made these chicken fingers a lot last summer because they're on the healthy side and quite easy. Plus, who doesn't like eating with their hands?! I spotted a steal of a sale on chicken the other day and stocked my freezer. Looks like baked honey BBQ chicken fingers will be on the dinner (and lunch) menu a lot this month. No complaints here! These crispy chicken tenders are so dang good.
I spotted this recipe on Rachael Ray and have switched things up over the past year the more often I make it… like adding the honey BBQ marinade step. Best decision ever.
Let's talk about that marinade for a second. 3/4 cup of Sweet Baby Ray's (the one and only BBQ sauce I'll eat… and I am in no way affiliated with Sweet Baby Ray's. But if Sweet Baby Ray's is reading my blog, I may just faint in excitement. I love you sweet baby ray.) and some honey. I usually let the chicken marinate for 1-2 hours. If you're in a rush, 30 minutes is fine. Just know that the longer it marinates, the more flavorful the chicken.
The chicken fingers are baked, not fried, and breaded in Panko. Not familiar with Panko? Panko is a Japanese-style breadcrumb traditionally used as a coating for fried or baked foods. It's available in all major grocery stores near the stuffing. This recipe is developed using Panko and there are no substitutions yielding the same exact result.
Here's why Panko is better than regular breadcrumbs in this recipe: Panko is made from crustless bread and is coarsely ground into airy, large flakes. Panko tends to stay crispier longer than regular breadcrumbs because they don't absorb as much grease and liquid.
Before the Panko, you'll coat the chicken in some whole wheat flour, salt, pepper, and seasonings – then in a quick dunk into beaten eggs. The flour allows the egg to stick, the egg allows the Panko to stick, the Panko gives the chicken fingers their crispy texture.
Bake the chicken fingers in a hot oven at 400F. The timing will depend how big and/or thick your chicken fingers are. Just bake until golden brown and the centers are cooked through. Mine always take around 20 minutes. Flip the chicken fingers after 10 minutes.
Serve with extra honey BBQ sauce for dipping. Who says baked versions of fried food just aren't the same? Clearly they've never had these chicken fingers before. We're obsessed.
They're so crispy!
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Baked Honey BBQ Chicken Fingers
Yield: serves 3-4
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: 50 minutes
Extra crispy chicken fingers marinated in honey and BBQ sauce. Baked, not fried!
- 1 and 1/2 pounds skinless, boneless chicken breasts or tenders
- 3/4 cup your favorite BBQ sauce
- 1/4 cup honey1
- 1/2 cup whole wheat flour (or all-purpose flour) (measured correctly)
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon smoked paprika2
- 2 large eggs
- 1 and 1/2 cup Panko (or more, as needed)
- nonstick spray like PAM, olive oil spray, or coconut oil spray (found mine at Trader Joes!)
- Combine barbecue sauce and honey in a large bowl. If using chicken breasts, pound down and cut into strips. If using boneless, skinless chicken tenders (chicken tenders are the lean strips of meat found attached to the underside of chicken breasts - they can also be purchased separately.) - cut in half lengthwise. Add the chicken strips to the bowl and stir to coat. Cover tightly and marinate in the refrigerator for 30 minutes and up to 4-6 hours. The longer, the more flavorful your chicken.
- Preheat oven to 400°F (204°C). Line a large baking sheet with a silicone baking mat or coat heavily with nonstick spray.
- Combine flour, salt, pepper, and smoked paprika in a shallow dish. Beat eggs in another shallow dish. Pour Panko breadcrumbs into a third shallow dish. Coat each chicken strip in flour, shaking off any excess. Then, dip in egg and let any excess drip off. Then generously roll in the breadcrumbs, shaking off any excess. Add more Panko to the dish if you are running low. Place the chicken strips on the prepared baking sheet. Spray each with nonstick spray to "seal" the breading, which will prevent the breading from staying raw and allows it to bake onto the chicken fingers.
- Bake for 10 minutes. Turn each piece over and continue baking until the outside is crisp and the centers are cooked through, about 10 minutes more. Baking times may vary, just make sure yours are cooked through. If you like them more brown, bake longer.
- Serve chicken fingers with more BBQ sauce. Store any leftovers in the refrigerator for up to 2 days.
- Make ahead tip: Chicken fingers freeze well, up to 2 months. Bake frozen for about 18 minutes, flipping once, at 350°F (177°C).
Additional Notes:
- You can simply use a honey flavored BBQ sauce. I find that there isn't enough honey flavor for me, so even when I do use a honey BBQ sauce, I still add honey to the marinade. Test until you find what you like.
- I love to use smoked paprika for added flavor - use your favorite seasonings if you do not have any on hand.
- Panko is a Japanese-style breadcrumb traditionally used as a coating for fried or baked foods. It's available in major grocery stores near the stuffing. Panko is heavily preferred opposed to regular bread crumbs because they tend to stay crispier longer. You can buy seasoned or unseasoned and then add more/less seasonings to your breading if preferred. I use unseasoned.
Adapted from Rachael Ray
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120 Responses to "Baked Honey BBQ Chicken Fingers."
Made them today and they were delicious! Love the BBQ flavor, I did omit the honey because I already buy BBQ sauce called Sweet BBQ sauce haha!
Since I'm cooking just for myself and would love to plan ahead…is it better to freeze raw breaded chicken to thaw and freshly bake or would you rather freeze cooked chicken tenders and then bake them again when ready to eat?
Bucket salads are my favorite!! I even make them in my big mixing bowls I usually save for cake batter and cookie dough. My guy finds it fairly funny too, but after all that salad, I definitely deserve dessert! 😉 Your baked BBQ chicken fingers sound right up my alley though too! I love BBQ sauce but rarely get a chance to eat it because my guy… Just doesn't. Unless it's on pulled pork. (He's so strange.) But you know how much I love baked-not-fried versions, so I've already pinned this to make for me!
RE: The comment about High Fructose Corn Syrup. Check out a BBQ sauce called "Naturally Delicious" (I took our bottle out of the fridge to check who makes it, and it's put out by Cains Foods). It has NO HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP, no artificial colors or preservatives, and is gluten free. And it is WONDERFUL! If you can't find Sweet Baby Ray's or another preferred BBQ sauce, or you just want to avoid that high fructose corn syrup, look for "Naturally Delicious." It's our ultimate favorite. We love it especially with seared turkey burgers (made thin and cooked quickly to bring out the caramelizing flavor and color, then topped with cheese and Vidalia onions on warm buns). But now I'm going to try doing these chicken fingers using it. Love crispy Panko and love the thought of using the honey and BBQ sauce as a marinade… so this recipe is going to be well-used at our house. Thanks, Sally!
I am currently making these as I type! Quick question though (for next time I make them, as I'm sure this recipe is a winner): after the chicken fingers are breaded, could they be kept in the fridge for a short time, and subsequently baked? I live in a small apartment, with a tiny kitchen and even smaller oven, and prepping ahead, even if only by a half hour or so, really seems to help cut down on the craziness of using the oven for multiple dishes. Funnily enough, I have your pineapple upside down cake in the oven now, and have some down time, so I was pondering going ahead and breading the chicken. Any thoughts on if this would be ok? My concern was the marinade softening the panko crumbs down too much. Thanks, as always, for your recipes and feedback!
I have been baking my 4 lb batch from the freezer for three weeks now and they are still as delicious as when I made originally them. I have been using whole wheat flour in small doses to add whole grains and fiber to my diet and I was glad to see you used them here. I put whole wheat bread crumbs in my meatballs and you cannot tell the difference! Thanks for all the wonderful recipes.
Hi Sally!
These sound delicious and I've been wanting to try them. I was wondering….do you think the recipe could be adapted so that instead of using BBQ sauce and honey as the marinade,I could use a honey mustard salad dressing, such as Ken's? My boyfriend loves creamy honey mustard dressings on his chicken fingers, so I got the idea, but I'm not sure if the salad dressing would work (too thick/creamy/not sticky enough/etc.) as the marinade. Any thoughts….or should I just give it a try?
PS: your wedding pics were beautiful! Congrats!
Hi Sally, I just made these tonight for dinner and they were tasty. Good flavour. 2 questions because I have never made homemade chicken fingers before. Do you use the regular flavour Sweet baby ray's bbq sauce? I used regular and the flavour was too strong for my kids. However they are picky. Lol. Also, I followed this recipe exactly and the Panko did stay on the chicken but I found in the first bite, the chicken would pull out of the breading and leave an empty finger shell. Still tasty but I must have done something wrong. Love your website, also made your peanut butter cookie recipe today and they were super delish!!
Oh WOW, these were so good! I love how you don't even really need sauce to dip in because it's sort of built-in to the strips (but dipping is always fun, so why not?) I plan trying other sauces with this method (hot sauce, teriyaki, etc.) Thanks for a great chicken finger recipe! The coating was the perfect thickness and I had no problems with it staying on.
I just made these and think I did something wrong. I thought I did all of the steps correctly, and I didn't leave any steps out. I found that the panko layer was too thick and it slid right off of my chicken while we were trying to eat it. 🙁 I might have to re try these again because the flavor was really good! A little disappointed because your recipes are usually a slam dunk!
Hi Sally! I made these for the second time last night, and both times they came out flawlessly. They're SO GOOD!! Crispy, tons of flavor, and fun to dip. I used chicken tenders both times and cut them in half like you said and they make a ton of chicken fingers (maybe the tenders I buy are smaller than other ones), so I have to double the flour mix, eggs and panko to finish them all. I found that they get much browner when cooked on the baking sheet than the panko, although they all taste great. Thanks so much! 🙂
Well this was a hit on night 13 of my 30 day of no repeat suppers. My 16 yr old ate probably 8 of them. He is not a big kid either, but he scarfed them down. My suggestion is to give Stubbs bbq sauce a try, it is so good.
Also your bbq turkey meatballs were awesome last week. I shared with a friend who didn't want spicy so she gave them to her friend who said they were the best she has had and wants the recipe. Lol.
In a couple weeks will be making your chicken pot pie.
These look yummy. I wish I had seen it before I put mine in the oven. I just put bbq saue on mine. I love pankos. Baby Ray used to be one of my favorite bbq sauces, until I read the very first ingredient, high fructose syrup. Sadly I am now on the look out for my next favorite sauce. Can't wait to check out the rest of your site.


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Do I need help after my eyelid surgery?
Caregiver Required for 24 Hours Following Surgery
Due to the sedation and medication administered to surgery patients, I require all my patients to have a responsible adult with them for at least 24 hours following surgery. Patients find it extremely useful (if not necessary) to have someone else assist them with daily activities such as giving medications and providing transportation to follow-up appointment as they are recovering. If finding someone to take care of you is difficult, ask your surgeon about the availability of after care facilities or in-home care.
Caregiver required for first 24 hours after eyelid surgery
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Cleveland Wedding Photographers - Maria Sharp Photography
This year I was lucky enough to be a part of Collected
Samantha & Ben asked if I would be willing to do
You might remember these two from their engagement
Breanne & John are wonderful, really. I know this
Maria Sharp is a Cleveland wedding photographer providing energetic, emotional, and organic imagery for weddings and engagements. I'd love to meet you, please contact us for more info!
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