This is actually a recipe from an old cookbook I had as a kid. I can't remember what book (it sort of fell apart from over-use). Please note that this recipe IS kid friendly and written for children.
Equipment:
measuring cup and spoons
plastic bag
rolling pin
pie plate (a low lip salad bowl works just as well )
6-inch skillet
spoon
paper towels
waxed paper
pastry brush
13x9x2 inch baking pan
fork
hot pads
tongs
Ingredients:
2 cups Cornflakes (the off brand is honestly not as good) OR potato chips, (need 1 cup of crushed chip crumbs)
1/4 cup butter or margarine
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp black pepper
8 chicken drumsticks (we buy the thigh portion bags, they work just as well, but you have to adjust the cooking time).
Put cornflakes into a plastic bag. Close the bag tightly. Use a rollong pin to crush the Cornflake crumbs into a pie plate.
Put butter or margarine into the skillet. Put skillet on burner. With adult help, turn the burner to low heat. When butter or margarine, turn off the burner. Move skillet off burner. Stir in salt and pepper until well mixed.
Rinse the drumsticks under cold water. Use paper towels to dry them. Put chicken pieces on a piece of waxed paper.
Brush the chicken with melted butter on all sides. Roll each piece in Cornflake crumbs till coated.
Put drumsticks into a baking pan. Be sure pieces don't touch each other. If there is any butter left over, pour it over the chicken. Put the baking pan into the oven.
With adult help, turn the oven to 375 degrees f. Bake until chicken is done. This will take about 50 minutes. Chicken is done when it's easy to poke with a fork. (yay for 1980's lack of specific temperature). Turn off the oven.
With adult help, use hot pads to remove chicken from the oven. Use tongs to put drumsticks on the serving plate.
Makes 4 servings.
This recipe has like 900 extra steps that an adult doesn't necessarily need, but isn't the point of kids cooking to use nearly every dish in the kitchen?