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When I make a simple baked chicken covered with breadcrumbs and
spices, the top of the chicken always comes out perfectly crispy, while the bottom tends to be a little mushy. I bake it in a basic 6x9 pan with a rack. Does it have something to do with the fact that it's "submerged" in the pan? Do I need to give it a more wide-open cooking environment? I'd like to try making some chicken fingers, but baked rather than deep fried, to be eaten as finger food. But if I do it my usual way, they're not going to be pleasant to pick up with the fingers. |
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