Reviewed: May 16, 2005

This was the second time making these and I made a few changes with excellent results. I used chicken tenders as my son likes chicken strips - the first time they were a bit soggy but this time - I turned them after 15 minutes I broiled them for 5. I used 1/3 cup bread crumbs and sesame seeds. I didn't have an egg so I mixed a couple of tablespoons milk with sesame oil to dip in before breadcrumb mixture. Yummy, will make often

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LEARNTOCOOKLISA

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Reviewed: Mar. 2, 2005

We really enjoyed this one. Per some other folks' comments, I melted about 2 tbsp. butter in the pan before baking, and had no problems with sticking. To enhance the sesame flavor, I whisked 1 tbsp of sesame seed oil together with the egg- it brought out the flavor beautifully. A nice, mildly-flavored dish- my 2-year-old gobbled it up. Oh, and I used thigh meat instead of breast, and it was amazingly moist and juicy!

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ADREE

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Reviewed: Oct. 19, 2004

IF, I were to use this recipe again, I am going to try 1/2 cup breadcrumbs and 1/2 cup sesame seeds.

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KOSZIWKA

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Reviewed: Sep. 17, 2004

This recipe requires some help in the flavour department. Romano can easily be substituted for the Parmesan Cheese. Bread crumbs on their own are pretty tasteless, hence the previous comments by others who rated this dish, so the addition of any of your favourite herbs/spices such as oregano, thyme, paprika, garlic etc to the bread crumbs will definately help out. Also, as others mentioned, melted butter can also lend moistness to chicken breast meat which by nature is sometimes dry. This recipe is basically good, so you should't be afraid to play around with it!!

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Chris in Montreal

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Reviewed: Aug. 18, 2004

It was a good recipe. What I did to ensure the chicken stayed moist was I wrapped each chicken breast in foil with a small amount of butter on top. That gave it a little "steam" and the butter seemed to help keep it moist and add a little flavor to the recipe. Hope that works for others.

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CRISSYF

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Home Town: Galion, Ohio, USA

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Reviewed: Aug. 12, 2004

I had high hopes for this recipe, but was disappointed. The flavor was pretty bland. I didnt have trouble with the moistness though, as others seemed to have. Just the flavor was ho-hum.

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Reviewed: May 31, 2004

I melted about 2 tablespoons of butter in the pan before cooking. Very tasty, I will definately use again and again!

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Reviewed: Apr. 20, 2004

Well, I have to say the blend of flavors were very good, but it was very dry. I think it should have called for some butter. I used Pam in the baking dish since it didn't say anything else. I wouldn't make this again unless there was a way to get it more moist.

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