I wanted to eat deep-fried dishes that's not too heavy in calories.Turn over the chicken pieces with care because they might stick to the foil.To prevent this, grease the foil thinly. You could also deep fry if you're not counting calories. Recipe by Poron526

I wanted to make a tasty dish with cheap chicken breast.I also posted a deep fried version. Please check that one, too. Recipe by Rachis

I'm trying out various methods right now for how to make chicken breast meat tender and delicious. It's cheap and healthy. I use the egg white left over from baking in chicken dishes. The sugar used to marinate the chicken tenderizes it too.If you cut up the chicken, wrap it in 100 g portions and freeze it; it's very handy. When cooking the chicken, if you touch them before the coating has hardened, it will slide off and stick the pan, so be careful. If it looks like the chicken is getting burned, turn off the heat for a while. Since you'll be simmering the chicken in Step 6, you don't have to cook the chicken through in Step 5. For 1 to 2 servings. Recipe by Iku..

This dish originally came from a tasting sample at a store Since stir-fried mushrooms in mayonnaise and soy sauce were delicious, I added chicken and seasoned them with the same sauce . It became a great side dish for dinner.The seasoning is on the mild side, so please add wasabi and mayonnaise to your liking. I uploaded a shio-koji version as well. Recipe by Yukiho

I thought this would go well with beer.By coating the chicken tenders with katakuriko potato starch flour, they won't become dry after you fry them and will be crispy and fragrant.You can use chicken wings, prawn,s or white fish instead. For 2-3 servings. Recipe by abichi

This is a variation of. I thought the chicken would become even more delicious if it was marinated in shio-koji, so I adapted the old recipe and adjusted the salt content.Don't overcook the chicken. To prevent that from happening, slice the chicken diagonally into evenly thick pieces.Since the chicken in this recipe can burn easily, it's better to use a frying pan that doesn't stick too much. Recipe by Yukiho

Chicken breast is inexpensive but tends to be a bit dry. I think chicken thighs are better. You can make up for this by preparing the meat a bit differently. You can flavour them with many different seasonings, but I love soy sauce and mayonnaise.Slice the chicken breasts diagonally into thin pieces. Coat with katakuriko potato starch flour. Don't fry the chicken over high heat. Fry slowly and patiently over low heat. When the chicken is cooked through, it's done. Don't cook it for too long. These 3 are the important tips to make sure your chicken is tender and juicy. Recipe by Tanbo ine

My mom was hooked on celery sticks and used this as a dipping sauce.All ingredients are 1 tablespoon each, so the recipe is easy to remember. It goes well with stir-fries, pasta, and fish, too.I use light brown sugar. If you use caster sugar, it may be too sweet. Recipe by mama deko

This is a delicious way to enjoy chicken breast.The chicken is marinated, so the salad has a really good flavor. Follow Steps 1-3 for parboiling and the chicken will be very moist and not dry. Chicken breast is very light, so it goes really well with rich, thick mayonnaise. I also recommend making a double batch so you can use the chicken to make sandwiches the next day! Recipe by LaLaHappy1

I had some chicken breast in my fridge, so I took some green onions from my garden and made this.- Recipe by Seitenmama

I'm in a penny-pinching phase right now, so I've been cooking inexpensive yet satisfying dishes.I took the photo above some time after the dish was done so it looks the way it does, but when it's freshly cooked it's really shiny and plump.Please enjoy this when it's freshly cooked and piping hot.If you have more than 350 g of chicken breast meat, you may run out of sauce. So if you have a bigger chicken breast please adjust the sauce ingredients. Recipe by *Anna*

I created a gorgeous, luxurious dish that you can cook in a short time.Slice the chicken breasts diagonally into large pieces! Recipe by Airinomama