Showing posts with label Tyson Lightly Breaded Chicken Breast Strips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tyson Lightly Breaded Chicken Breast Strips. Show all posts

Thursday, November 21, 2013

Dinner: Broccoli & Carrot Alfredo w/ Chicken Cutlet

This is a quick and easy dinner I whipped up the other night. I knew pasta was on the dinner menu, but I had no real other inclination as to what to do with it … until I saw a jar of Ragu Light Alfredo sauce. Alfredo pasta it shall be!

This was a rather quick, easy and filling meal I was able to whip up in less than 20 minutes.  I had some Tyson Lightly Breaded Chicken Strips that I popped into the oven to crisp up while I set a pot of water on to boil. I was boiling up some Al Dente Carba-Nada pasta for myself.  I popped a bag of fresh broccoli and carrots into the microwave and let them steam.  When the pasta was done, I drained it, added in some black pepper, tossed in the broccoli and carrots, then added in some Ragu Light Alfredo sauce. I actually made 2 servings, one serving for diner and another to have for lunch the following day.

Since pasta, without a protein is something I don’t eat; I weighed out 3 ounces of chicken and served that alongside my pasta dish.  It was delicious, filling and a perfectly different meal.  The entire plate was only 10 points plus values.

QUESTION:
Do you like alfredo pasta?

Friday, November 1, 2013

Tyson Lightly Breaded Chicken Breast Strips



I spotted the Tyson Lightly Breaded Chicken Breast Strips at Target and decided to pick up a bag. I have been a “faithful” Purdue lightly breaded chicken strips and chunks buyer for months on end. Since I had heard these were good I opted to give them a go even though they are a points plus value higher than the one I have been buying.

I cooked these in the oven, per the bag directions with a spray of non-stick cooking spray on the pan and over the frozen chicken strips.  I found when done they crisped up nicely, but would’ve crisped up perfectly if I flipped it halfway through. The strips themselves were delicious. The chicken appeared to be more white meat chicken. I quite enjoyed these and will undoubtedly be purchasing another bag when we’re done with the bag I have.  They were perfect alongside some oven crisped French fries but would also be great in a sandwich or even over a salad.

A 3 ounce serving is 150 calories or 4 points plus values.

QUESTION:
What is your favorite brand of frozen chicken strips/nuggets?