GIANT CHICKEN TENDERS RECIPE AND MUKBANG

2020-03-01 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 26 min

Chantal makes giant cornflake-crusted chicken tenders (oven-baked), shows the ingredients and coating method, bakes them, then eats them in a mukbang while telling several storytimes — including a grocery anecdote and a teen-era story about nearly being caught smoking on Canada Day. She references pets named Sam and Betsy and serves the tenders with oven lattice fries, veggies, celery and Heinz Memphis-style sweet & spicy BBQ sauce.

Video guide

  1. 0:34 — Intro and ingredients
  2. 1:30 — Prep: coating chicken with mayo, hot sauce, and crushed cornflakes
  3. 2:48 — Baking and plating
  4. 3:51 — Mukbang: first bites and commentary on texture/taste
  5. 6:22 — Grocery store anecdote (Walmart) about a stressed child
  6. 10:18 — Storytime: almost getting caught (teenage Canada Day smoking story)
  7. 15:59 — Additional personal anecdotes and reflections
  8. 26:27 — Wrap-up and goodbyes

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Pet — Sam: Named pet seen/mentioned at opening; addressed as being up somewhere (likely a cat).
  • Pet — Betsy: Named pet/person addressed when the speaker says 'Hey Betsy, how are you' and 'I need some water' — likely a pet or household member present.
  • Food — cornflake-crusted chicken tenders: Homemade oven-baked chicken tenders coated in crushed cornflakes using mayonnaise and hot sauce as a binder.
  • Food — cornflakes: Used crushed as the coating for the chicken.
  • Food — mayonnaise: Used as the binder for coating the chicken (instead of egg/milk) to keep chicken moist.
  • Food — Frank's hot sauce: Hot sauce added to the mayonnaise binder; speaker mentions using about 2–3 tablespoons.
  • Food — Memphis style sweet and spicy barbecue sauce (Heinz): Sauce shown/mentioned as accompaniment for the chicken.
  • Food — oven lattice fries: Side shown on the plate with the chicken tenders.
  • Food — celery: Vegetable shown/eaten as part of the meal; speaker mentions filling celery with a thin pickle slice.
  • Food — pickle: Mentioned as something the speaker eats with celery.

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