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Chicken Tenderloins and Garlic Pasta Recipe

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This Chicken Tenderloins and Garlic Pasta Recipe is a favorite in our home. It’s quick & easy, perfect for busy weeknight dinners!

Chicken Tenderloins and Garlic Pasta

Chicken Tenderloins and Garlic Pasta Recipe

First, gather all of your ingredients so everything is handy as you prepare the dish.

Prepare one package of Angel Hair pasta according to package directions, and set aside to cool.

On some wax paper, spread out some flour to dredge the chicken in. Next to that, scramble some eggs in a bowl that is large enough to dip the chicken tenders in. Next to that, have a third bowl with your Parmesan Cheese and Bread Crumbs mixed together.

Take the chicken and dredge it in the flour, then egg mixture, then flour again, then breadcrumbs, and set to the side until all tenderloins are covered.

Then add to the hot EVOO pan and cook on each side until done. *I like to cook mine slowly and thoroughly, so I turn the heat down to med-high and cook about 5-6 mins on each side. I think it makes it more tender and retains the flavor, and we don’t take any chances around here with under cooked chicken!*

While the chicken is cooking, take another sauce pan and add some EVOO and your minced garlic. When it is hot, add the pasta and stir until well coated with EVOO and garlic. *I actually prefer to make this with day old pasta, I think it cooks better. So, if we have spaghetti one day, I will make extra angel hair, and put it in the fridge over night, and that is one less step the next day when I make this!*

Chicken Tenderloins and Garlic Pasta

When all is cooked, pile some pasta on a plate and top with a couple of tenderloins. Add some Parmesan cheese, and garlic bread on the side and…..voila! Dinner is served;)

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Chicken Tenderloins and Garlic Pasta

One package Angel Hair Pasta Chicken Tenderloins 4 large eggs pepper Parmesan cheese about 2 cups All Purpose Flour about 1 cup Bread Crumbs (Italian, plain, etc) Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO) 5-6 cloves fresh garlic, minced Garlic Bread
Course Pasta
Cuisine Italian
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 15 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes
Servings 4
Author Karen

Ingredients

  • One package Angel Hair Pasta
  • Chicken Tenderloins
  • 4 large eggs
  • pepper
  • Parmesan cheese
  • about 2 cups All Purpose Flour
  • about 1 cup Bread Crumbs Italian, plain, etc
  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil EVOO
  • 5-6 cloves fresh garlic minced
  • Garlic Bread

Instructions

  1. Prepare one package of Angel Hair pasta according to package directions, and set aside to cool.
  2. Break the eggs into a bowl and stir them up.
  3. Heat some EVOO in a pan large enough to hold all the tenderloins until hot.
  4. Add some black pepper and the Parmesan cheese.
  5. Lay out some waxed paper and make one pile of flour and another pile of bread crumbs.
  6. Take the chicken and dredge it in the flour, then egg, then flour, then breadcrumbs, and set to the side until all tenderloins are covered.
  7. Add to the hot EVOO pan and cook on each side until done.
  8. While the chicken is cooking, take another sauce pan and add some EVOO and your minced garlic. When it is hot, add the pasta and stir until well coated with EVOO and garlic. *I actually prefer to make this with day old pasta, I think it cooks better. So, if we have spaghetti one day, I will make extra angel hair, and put it in the fridge over night, and that is one less step the next day when I make this!*
  9. When all is cooked, pile some pasta on a plate and top with a couple of tenderloins. Add some parmesan cheese, and garlic bread on the side and.....voila! Dinner is served;)

These are some items I found useful in my own kitchen when preparing this recipe:

 OXO Good Grips 3-Piece Mixing Bowl Set, Blue/Green/Yellow T-fal A91082 Specialty Nonstick Dishwasher Safe Oven Safe Jumbo Cooker Saute Pan with Glass Lid Cookware, 5-Quart, Black Rachael Ray Hard Anodized II Nonstick 14-Inch Skillet with Helper Handle, Gray with Orange Handle Barilla Pasta, Angel Hair, 16 Ounce Kraft, Parmesan, Grated, 8 oz Pillsbury Best All Purpose Flour, 5 lb. Progresso Italian Style Bread Crumbs, 40-Ounce (Pack of 3) Kirkland Signature Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil 2L (2QT 3.6 fl. oz) Rachael Ray Stoneware EVOO Oil Dispensing Bottle, Red

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Comments

  5. this looks so good! so easy to make too. i could def go for some of this right now, even thought its really late at night haha

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  11. Thank you for making this recipe so simple. It’s looks very yummy, and I’m looking forward to making it soon. I also made sure to Pin It!

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  14. I am such a pasta lover and I’m always looking for new ways to enjoy it. This dish looks delicious. Love quick, easy dinners!

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  15. Wow, that looks so good I am going to make it for dinner tomorrow evening. Thanks for the awesome recipe. I pinned it, shared it on G1 and liked on FB.,

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  23. This looks so good! It has my 3 favorite things: chicken, pasta, and garlic. I so can’t wait to try this! Thank for the share! Posted to PInterest:

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  29. Oh my that looks delicious! I have some chicken thawed in the fridge so guess what we’re having for dinner.

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