Garlic Chicken Strips And Honey French Dressing I Made It

Garlic Chicken Strips and Honey French Dressing

frankieanne 10 years ago
Honey French Dressing by Jaie
Garlic Chicken Strips by Princethecockerspaniel
The Honey French Dressing is my oldest bookmark and I wish I had made this before. I'm nuts about it! Its very delicious and not too sweet. Just enough sweet. Its a keeper for me.
The chicken strips were tasty. I only had one chicken breast so I cut the ingredients down. I had some Panko leftover but that may have been due to my cutting of stuff. Tasty but I thought the cheese overpowered the flavor a bit. That could be a personal preference. I was wishing these would get more crispy. I think that is due to the crumbs soaking up the butter. Still - a nice Sunday dinner.
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Cosmicmother 10 years ago said:

Yum, your chicken looks good!
That dressing sounds interesting! What did you use for the chili sauce? I never seem to know when someone calls for chili sauce if they mean the spicy stuff like sriracha sauce, or the condiment next to the ketchup?

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frankieanne 10 years ago said:

I used the condiment like ketchup. I really loved that dressing! Oops. I said that already. :-P

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Cosmicmother 10 years ago said:

Lol, thanks! I'll have to try that, looks good!! I thought the srirracha would make it really spicy, but had to ask ;) We all live in different regions and some things are called something else it seems!

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NPMarie 10 years ago said:

What a great combination! Looks delicious Frankieanne..bookmarked both recipes..YUM:-)

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mommyluvs2cook 10 years ago said:

I love finding keeper homemade dressings :) I seem to have a problem finding a good crispy chicken finger/nugget recipes (ughehm, remember Poppa jacks?) Lol, anyway, both of the pics are perfect :)

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frankieanne 10 years ago said:

Oh, thanks ladies. It was tasty. Still looking for crispy, too!
I really loved that dressing!
:-D

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chuckieb 10 years ago said:

Yum. That home made dressing has me very intrigued Frankieanne (GORGEOUS pictures BTW) :) I love home made ones and we don't care for too sweet and this one looks and sounds like it might be just right.
You're absolutely right Shona, and I appreciate you pointing it out, that it's hard to know when someone means a sweet Thai chili sauce, or a garlic chili sauce like Sriracha or the chili sauce condiment that looks like ketchup. LOLOL. I'm glad we have clarification. :)

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Good4U 10 years ago said:

Thanks for getting the clarification Shona:) I always wonder about that as well. The recipe for the dressing is very similar to what I would call Catalina dressing. Is that what it takes like Frankie? Even better I bet b/c it is homemade. Your whole dinner looks delicious to me:)

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frankieanne 10 years ago said:

I'm not really familiar with Catalina dressing. I looked that up here and there are two recipes - that are vastly different from each other! So, I'm not certain.
I thought about the fact that the poster could be talking about Sriracha but thought too myself that it would be wayyyyy too spicy - for me anyway. Then I saw my bottle that said "chili sauce" on it right next to my ketchup and thought "this must be it!!" And it was!
Soooo good. In fact, I think I'll go make myself a little salad right now! :)

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chuckieb 10 years ago said:

I'd say Catalina is fairly similar but not as sweet as "Western" dressing Frankieanne. I ADORE Western dressing but can only find it in the States.

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frankieanne 10 years ago said:

Well, I must be living in a cave when it comes to salad dressings because I have never had nor heard of Western dressing! I searched for a recipe here at GR and came up with nothing! But, I found this one.
http://www.food.com/recipe/western-dressing-189191
Holey moley, that's a lot of sugar! I think this Honey French Dressing is sweet but not too sweet.

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mommyluvs2cook 10 years ago said:

I have never heard of Western dressing either! Omg that is a lot of sugar, that's insane!

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lovebreezy 10 years ago said:

Western I believe is a brand name and is basically Catalina. Both are similar to the brand Dorothy Lynch but sweeter. All three are a close kin to French dressing.

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mommyluvs2cook 10 years ago said:

Well here it is http://www.wish-bone.com/products/western-original-salad-dressing/
Wishbone is a popular dressing, but I swear I have never seen it before. Now I have to look next time I go to the store just to see if I've always looked it over Lol :)

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chuckieb 10 years ago said:

I've bought both Catalina, in Canada and Western in the States and although indeed they are comparable, they have two totally different flavours and would be easy to discern in a blindfolded taste test. :) And yes, French would be in the same category but again different. Same but different. LOLOLOL. Now you all have me craving Western salad dressing.

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lovebreezy 10 years ago said:

I'm craving Dorothy Lynch salad dressing now. :-)

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