Anonymous
04/23/2023 15:37
Subject: Please explain chicken tenderloins to me
This is why I don’t buy then. Just cut up chicken breasts.
Anonymous
04/22/2023 08:34
Subject: Please explain chicken tenderloins to me
Anonymous wrote:I want to make some homemade chicken tenders in the air fryer. I bought a big package of pre-cut chicken tenders. It seems like each piece has a big tendon in it. Do I need to remove the tendons? If so, how? This seems like a lot of prep work. Can you buy chicken tenders with the tendon already removed?
You don’t need to remove them. They are edible. They cook up a little tougher than the rest of the meat. If you are breading them, your kids might not even notice. I’d serve them with tendons and see if anyone notices.
Anonymous
04/21/2023 23:38
Subject: Please explain chicken tenderloins to me
i just cut off the thick part that is sticking out of the tender. it's fine if you do that.
Anonymous
04/21/2023 23:23
Subject: Please explain chicken tenderloins to me
Loving a Food 52 recipe that uses chicken thighs- I am no longer cutting into strips. Everyone is happier to see big piece of yummy, panko and Parmesan crusted piece of chicken on their plate. I cut mine into strips at the table. Ok maybe less crust, but we’re fine with that. Faster to the dinner table
Anonymous
04/18/2023 19:10
Subject: Please explain chicken tenderloins to me
How to remove the tendon: https://youtu.be/AagmKYG6U-s
Anonymous
04/18/2023 15:58
Subject: Please explain chicken tenderloins to me
Just buy a package of them at Trader Joe's. Those will be perfect.
Anonymous
04/18/2023 15:56
Subject: Please explain chicken tenderloins to me
I want to make some homemade chicken tenders in the air fryer. I bought a big package of pre-cut chicken tenders. It seems like each piece has a big tendon in it. Do I need to remove the tendons? If so, how? This seems like a lot of prep work. Can you buy chicken tenders with the tendon already removed?