Mustard Pecan Crusted Chicken With Maple Glaze

  1. Place cookie rack on sheet pan. Combine 1/2 the pecans and bread crumbs in a low dish.rnBy hand or in a Kitchen Aid ,whisk egg whites and salt until foamy and beginning to lose yellowness. Transfer to smaller bowl and quickly and gently fold in Pommery mustard with spatula.
  2. Dip both sides of chicken breasts in egg white mustard mixture and then press down thoroughly into pecan bread crumb mixture. Refill nut/crumb mixture as needed. rnSprinkle w/ S and P. Place chicken on cookie rack and let chill at least 1 hour.
  3. Saute chicken on both sides in butter, til crunchy brown and juices run pale pink when meat is skewered. Brush very generously w/ warm maple syrup. Serve.
  4. Notes: Pommery is a must here (uh oh, an unintentional pun.) The best is Moutarde de Meaux in the red lidded crock, though it is expensive. Dijon just doesn't cut it here. (uh oh, another one!)
  5. This chicken is still delicious as a cold leftover, but it loses its crisp crunchiness.
  6. Notes: The amount of needed egg white and pecan coatings can vary a lot depending upon the size of your chicken pieces. If you use chicken tenderloins ,or cubes or strips of chicken for hors d'oeuvre skewers, because surface area increases, you may end up needing more of the coatings.rnrnFor 12 ounces of chicken tenderloins, I used 1/4 cup egg whites, 2 1/2 Tablespoons Pommery mustard; 1 cup pecans and 1 cup Panko.
  7. This is a perfect use for those lefover egg whites taking up freezer space (they last forever in the freezer.)

chicken, egg, pommery mustard, ground pecans, bread crumbs, kosher salt, unsalted butter, maple syrup

Taken from food52.com/recipes/16693-mustard-pecan-crusted-chicken-with-maple-glaze (may not work)

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