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				| Baked Chicken Fingers with Honey Mustard Dip and Green Beans by Jes Mostek
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	|  | Home-made chicken fingers, with home-made honey mustard, and green beans as a side-dish. |  
	| In addition to the recipes, you will also need the following for this meal: |  
	|  | 1 bag | frozen green beans |  
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						| Baked Chicken Fingers by Lisa Blayney
 serves: 4
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			|  | Baked Chicken Fingers with a crunchy corn-flake crumb coating.  Low-fat, healthy alternative to prepaged foods.  Quick prep time!  I like to serve mine with Curry Sauce and Spinach Salad. |  
			| Ingredients: |  
			|  | 4 large |  | Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast |  
			|  | 1 |  | Egg White |  
			|  | 3 T. |  | Milk |  
			|  | 1 Cup |  | Corn Flake Crumbs |  
			|  | 1 tsp. |  | Mrs, Dash Original Seasoning |  
			|  | 1 tsp |  | Fresh Ground Pepper |  
			|  | 1 tsp. |  | seasoned salt, optional |  
			|  |  |  | Cooking Spray |  
			| Directions: |  
			|  | Preheat oven to 375° F. 
 Cut chicken into long strips.
 
 Beat egg white and milk in a bowl and toss in the chicken. Stir to coat.
 
 Mix together corn flake crumbs with spices in a different bowl.
 
 Spray cookie sheet with cooking spray.
 
 Coat each piece of chicken with crumb mixture using a fork. Arrange on cookie sheet.
 
 Spray tops with cooking spray and place in oven for 20 minutes.
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						| Honey Dijon Dressing by Jes Mostek
 serves: 4
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			|  | Delicious Honey Mustard Dressing, that's prefect as either a salad dressing or as a dip for chicken fingers or pretzels! |  
			| Ingredients: |  
			|  | 1/4 c. |  | mayo |  
			|  | 1/4 c. |  | dijon mustard |  
			|  | 1/4 c. |  | honey |  
			|  | 2 T. |  | water, optional (to thin dressing) |  
			| Directions: |  
			|  | Whisk together mayo, dijon, and honey.  Stir in water, a little bit at a time to thin dressing, if desired (I only do this when I intend to use as a salad dressing, not when it'll be a dip). |  | 
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