I have to admit something: A big part of the reason that I like to cook semi-healthy is to support my sugar habit. If I can whittle calories from savory foods, I won't even hesitate. But, nearly all of my desserts are full-blown whirlwinds of sugar and fat and all the deliciousness those two nasty ingredients bring to the mixing bowl. So, of course, when I found a recipe for a healthified version of buffalo wings, I jumped all over it.
And then I forced our friends to guinea pig it with us over New Years. Know what? It's darn good. Darn good! It's all the yum of buffalo chicken without the skin and the deep-frying. Plus, you get to make it in a crock pot, so it's pretty easy to haul to a Super Bowl party and serve up. And then dig into the cookies and cupcakes. You have my blessing :)
Enjoy!
Healthier Buffalo Chicken Sliders
adapted from Allrecipes
2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
Ingredient lineup:
Dump the hot sauce, ranch mix, and chicken broth into a crock pot.
Shred the chicken with a fork and allow to soak up juices for half an hour.
Dig in!
I work during the superbowl.. but that wont matter.. Im gonna try these this coming week. The kids will love em. Your recipe x5 to feed my family :D
ReplyDelete@Mandy - Ha!! Let me know what you guys think!
ReplyDeleteHoly crow those were GOOOD! I made them last Saturday and everyone loved them! My only question: Where do you get that big shaker canister of Hidden Valley Ranch?!?
ReplyDelete@Traci - I found it at Walmart here in Atlanta. BUT, I never once saw them when I lived in SoCal, so weird! My mom finds the canisters in Oregon and Washington.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked the recipe!! :)
This recipe is amazingly delicious and extremely simple! We had some sweet potato fries and corn on the cob with it to make it a complete meal. I accidentally bought the "hot buffalo" sauce instead of the original so the sliders came out very spicy but they were still delicious and I will definitely be making these again! I also used mini hamburger buns from trader joe's, although the bread in the picture looks like sweet hawaiian bread. might have to try it with that next time.
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