Crispy Baked Salsa Chicken

Crispy Santa Fe Chicken

This is one of the Kraft/Sam’s recipes and it’s delicious. (the original recipe can be found here, this is my slight adaptation of it) I think, that it may be mine and Nathan’s favorite recipe from this project.  It’s simple, delicious and filling.  The combination of crunchy, salty crackers, spicy, fresh salsa and gooey cheese with moist chicken.. it is absolutely tonguegasmic.

  • 2 boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut in half
  • 1 egg, beaten
  • 1 pkg Saltines, crushed
  • Cumin
  • Rachel’s Simple Seasoning
  • 2 Tbsp butter, melted
  • 1 C salsa
  • 1 C Mexican Blend Shredded Cheese
  1. Heat oven to 425
  2. Put the crackers into a bag, crush them and add a couple dashes of cumin and RSS.  Shake the bag to mix.
  3. Cut, chicken in half, tenderize it a bit and then dip it in the egg.
  4. Coat both sides in the cracker crumbs and place in a 9X13 baking dish that has been sprayed with your choice of cooking spray.  Drizzle the breasts with butter and bake about 18 minutes.
  5. Top each breast with 1/4 C salsa and cheese, bake about 5 more minutes and serve.

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  1. Kristen says:

    This sounds really good. It would be good with crushed tortilla chips instead of the saltines, too. YUM~
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    • Rachel says:

      It would be. I love me some tortilla chips but the saltines are surprisingly amazing and add the neatest hint of crisp, lightness and salt. You should try them.

  2. Sounds yummy! Thanks for hosting another great Mouthwatering Monday!
    ~Liz
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  3. OH MY. That looks and sounds so good. I can’t wait to try it.
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  4. That looks easy and delish! Hubs would like this one a lot.
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  5. Krystyn says:

    Have you been to Chuy’s? This sounds pretty much like the Elvis Fried Chicken…except slightly healthier. Yum!
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  6. That sounds so delicious! We eat a LOT of chicken around here. Thanks for a new twist on an old stand by ;D
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  7. OHmommy says:

    YUMMY….. i am making this tomorrow.
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  8. Bebe says:

    Your brother made this for us last week, and it was DELICIOUS!!!!! I could have eaten it again the next night. It was also easy, and I had all of the ingredients on hand.
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  9. BusyDad says:

    The cumin. That was your little bit o flair wasn’t it ;)
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  10. BusyDad says:

    And the RSS. duh. hahaha. That’s what you get for starting a comment before you read the entire recipe. And I often do that, since you put the picture before the recipe.
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  11. Jennie says:

    That looks great I will have to add that to our menu since I have all the ingredients.
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  12. You have built a mass of great content here and i have enjoyed surfing around. I was trying to find information about boneless skinless chicken breast recipes and your post Crispy Baked Salsa Chicken has been a great help. Ben

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