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My Chicken Recipe


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so i cooked dinner for some friends, and i wanted to make it gluten-free even though i was not eating it so here is what i did to make it seem like gluten and taste great without it

i took some of my lumbarg rice chips and crushed them up really really good into tiny little particals, then i took some fresh pork, got it wet and then rolled them into the crumbs, fried in a pan until cooked, these looked like delieshis breaded pork, with the olive oil it absorbed into the crumbs and made for a very delishiuse taste. i tried a small piece and i was amazed as to how zesty and also bread like it was. If your looking for bread crumbs to bake with these chips work exelent


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Sounds good! Glad to hear you are eating well.

olalisa Contributor

Lister, that sounds really yummy! Thanks for sharing... I'm going to try it really soon :)

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so i cooked dinner for some friends, and i wanted to make it gluten-free even though i was not eating it so here is what i did to make it seem like gluten and taste great without it

i took some of my lumbarg rice chips and crushed them up really really good into tiny little particals, then i took some fresh pork, got it wet and then rolled them into the crumbs, fried in a pan until cooked, these looked like delieshis breaded pork, with the olive oil it absorbed into the crumbs and made for a very delishiuse taste. i tried a small piece and i was amazed as to how zesty and also bread like it was. If your looking for bread crumbs to bake with these chips work exelent

I just bought some of those rice chips today. They are very good.....your recipe sounds yummy. Thanks.

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