Skip to main content

Super Simple & very Delicious Chicken & Waffles

The first time I looked through the Aug/Sept issue of Simple & Delicious, I sort of shrugged at this recipe.   Frozen waffles.  Premade chicken.   Eh.   Then I kept reading- honey and hot sauce.  That's when I folded the page corner over and thought, I'm going to make these- but I'll do the chicken and the waffles from scratch.

Today I found myself with leftover fried chicken from a local restaurant, and some Eggo waffles.  I heated the chicken in the oven at the same time I baked some pork chops for the guys. Toasted the waffles.   I mixed together local honey and sriracha, heated slightly in the microwave.    

So good.   I love crispy, salty chicken, the heat and the sweet of the sauce, all on top of the golden brown waffle.      I'll definitely be making this one again!   Thank you to Lisa R for sharing the recipe :)


Chicken & Waffles


 Chicken & Waffles
Yield: 4
Author:
prep time: cook time: total time:

ingredients:

  • 12 frozen crispy chicken strips (about 18 ounces)- used restaurant leftovers
  • 1/2 cup honey
  • 2 teaspoons hot pepper sauce
  • 8 frozen waffles -- toasted

instructions:

  1. Bake chicken strips according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, mix honey and pepper sauce.
  2. Cut chicken into bite-size pieces; serve on waffles. Drizzle with honey mixture.
Source:http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/chicken---waffles
hot honey, chicken, waffles
Dinner, Breakfast, Brunch
American
Created using The Recipes Generator

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Strawberry Pizzelles

Pizzelles are one of my favorite childhood cookies and I'm constantly looking for ways to put a new spin on them.  Since one of my favorite summer fruits is strawberries, I swapped out the vanilla in the original recipe with strawberry extract. 

Easy Stuffed Waffles with Sweet and Savory Fillings

Stuffed waffles are a fun twist on the classic waffle—crispy on the outside and packed with tasty fillings inside. I recently got a stuffed waffle maker, and I’m loving how it turns waffles into little pockets of deliciousness! The best part? You don’t need a strict recipe because this is a perfect “clean out the fridge” meal. Grab whatever leftovers or fillings you have on hand, stuff ’em inside, and waffle away! Here’s what I tried this time, but feel free to get creative and make it your own.