This shake and bake recipe is super easy to make! Whether you’re trying to save money or just don’t have any shake and bake on hand, make this shake and bake recipe and you’ll have a shortcut to quicker and easier dinners! You can find this recipe in volume 1 of our Dining On A Dime Cookbook.
We’ve also included recipes for barbecue and gluten free shake and bake and recipes for things to make with shake and bake, like a shake and bake chicken recipe, shake and bake pork chop recipe and more!

Note: If you don’t have time to make homemade shake and bake, you would still save a lot to buy the store brand and then using it with these same recipes rather than eating out! You’ll still save time and money not eating out.
Watch our homemade shake and bake video on YouTube here:





Note: If you prefer to buy shake and bake instead of making your own, you can get it at Amazon, Walmart or your favorite grocery store.
The homemade shake and bake recipe is from volume 1 of our cookbook:
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Can I use Pillsbury gluten-free flour blend for the flour?
Yes Tammy. I always say though you can substitute gluten free flour for things but the texture and different things may not be exactly the same but this should be ok
I have made this and it is amazing. It makes a HUGE amount . The savings per ounce hast to be big.
I have just started following you and are enjoying the recipes like this one. Can’t wait to try it. Have you purchased a stand alone freezer and or a second refrigerator to store the stock up items that you buy?
That really depends on your situation Sharon. Here are some things to think about. The size of your family, how much electricity will it take to run the freezer, will you really use the food you stock up on or will it spoil in the fridge because you got busy and didn’t get it put up properly or will it sit in the freezer and get freezer burn because you forgot about it. I had a freezer myself but finally got rid of it because it was costing me $40 a month to run, I had to throw out a ton a food each year because I would forget it was in there or we would have a power outage about once a year and would have to toss a whole freezer of food. By the time I added all that up I had lost all the money I had saved on sells and also had one more thing to my list to clean and keep organized.
I could stock up on 6 mons of good chicken sales but chicken where I live goes on sale about every 3 wks so I don’t have to store 6 mons worth. That is why I say consider all your needs and make your decision from there.
Just for reference it costs me $50/year to run my freezer so it’s a huge money saver for me. Just figure out how much you would use and if it’s worth it or not.
I know my freezer is worth it, plus it gives me a good feeling of security to have food ready to cook. My parents grew up in the Depression and they’re ideas rubbed off on me.
Thank you Tawra and Jill. Love watching you and your family.Keep up the good work.
I love chicken strips …. with plum sauce.
Is this the recipe to use for such an item?
Yes you can.
Yeah!!!! Thanks so much for this post! I remember those Shake and Bake commercials from the 1970′, 80’s and 90’s growing up. 51 and not ashamed, lol! These look delicious!