Amish Chicken Recipe - Rice Krispie Chicken

Recipe for Amish Chicken

If you are looking for an easy-to-make baked Amish chicken recipe, then you have come to the right place.

This recipe for Amish chicken is made with thin-sliced chicken breast (chicken cutlets) that's been dipped in an egg and milk slurry and crushed Rice Krispies. The Rice Krispies create a crunchy texture on the outside, while the chicken is beautifully moist on the inside.

It's a fantastic oven-baked chicken cutlets recipe that your kids will love, and it's perfect for Sunday dinner or anytime!

Amish Food - Does it have enough flavor?

You may have gathered by now, that the Amish eat a lot of rich food and lots of carbohydrates. Amish women tend to do a lot of baking, and sugar is an added ingredient in many recipes.

Although some Amish families are more concerned about their diets for better health. And they will substitute white sugar with raw sugar, honey, or maple syrup.

You may also have noticed that a lot of Amish recipes don't have a lot of spices. Most Amish recipes are pretty basic, using salt and pepper and occasionally a few other spices.

In my opinion, most Amish-made food is delicious. And home-cooked meals always taste better than store-bought frozen meals, etc.

But if you're used to spicy, you might find some of their dishes rather bland.

And honestly, I like flavorful dishes. I love Asian and Mexican cuisine with all their different spices. (We eat a lot of spicy food at our house.) So I tend to add extra spices, etc. to most of my recipes. I take my Amish recipes and add a twist of my own to create more flavor.

I mostly try to stay true to the Amish recipes that I post here, but some of them do get added spices. And if you use my recipes, feel free to add or subtract spices as you wish.

A lot of the Amish don't use many different spices, although some will add more. Remember there is a lot of variety among the Amish, and their recipes are not all the same.

Amish Baked Chicken Recipe

Growing up, we always butchered our own chickens, as do a lot of the Amish. Even if they don't live on a farm, most of them still have a little farmette with a few animals. So home-grown free-range chicken is a staple in many Amish homes.

For this baked thin chicken breast recipe, you don't want huge pieces of chicken.

Sometimes when you buy chicken breasts, they come in huge pieces. But it's easy to slice them in half and cut them into smaller pieces. Tenderloins are also great to use for this baked chicken recipe.

Dredge the chicken in the egg and milk slurry and then dip it into crushed Rice Krispies. This process is a bit messy, but it's completely worth it.

Bake the Rice Krispie chicken until the outside is nice and crispy and the internal temperature has reached 165 degrees.

It's risky to eat undercooked chicken, and I hate the texture of chicken that was not cooked long enough. But I also despise dry meat. I like to cut into a perfectly cooked, moist piece of chicken.

And thankfully, it's not hard to achieve that perfection with this Amish baked chicken breast, since the outside is coated and helps to trap in the moisture.

What Can I serve with my Crispy Baked Chicken Breast?

First, let me say that this chicken is great to eat on its own. You don't need any dipping sauce, etc.

But if you've never tried the Chick-fil-A dipping sauce (affiliate link), you should get some and try it with this crispy chicken. I think it pairs perfectly as a dipping sauce.

Potato wedges or fries and salad are great sides to serve with your moist chicken breast. And here are a few more ideas for side dishes to make...

Amish Broccoli and Cauliflower Salad Recipe, Pennsylvania Dutch Potato Filling Recipe, Homemade Amish Potato Salad Recipe, or Seven Layer Lettuce Salad Recipe

More Amish Dinner Recipes with Chicken...

Chicken Corn Noodle Soup Recipe

Pennsylvania Dutch Chicken Croquettes Recipe

Pennsylvania Dutch Chicken Pot Pie Recipe

Amish Chicken Roast Recipe (chicken and stuffing mixed)

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