How to bake raw frozen breaded drumsticks from Freezer to Oven?

Fist-Sized Favorite

A chicken has only two legs and everybody wants one. Drumsticks are so easy to eat, so juicy and delicious, they are the first pieces snatched up and haggled over. We've solved that problem for you by selling a whole bag of individually frozen drumsticks. Now everyone can have their favorite fist-sized treat and you can please every kid and kid-at-heart at your table.

Drumsticks are delicious breaded and unbreaded, fried or baked. If you go breaded, feel free to be adventurous. Try it with a parmesan crust, or honey, or teriyaki, or buttermilk or mustard. You get the idea. To get your inspirational juices flowing, check out our recipe database.

Ideal for:

Lunches

Dinners

Picnic/Tailgating Treats

Cooking Instructions:

Conventional Oven: Preheat oven to 375° F. Arrange frozen chicken drumsticks in a single layer on an ungreased baking sheet. Bake, uncovered, for 45 minutes or until no pink remains or until internal temperature is 185° F,

Grilling: Preheat grill to medium-high. Place chicken on the grill in a single layer. Close grill cover and grill 6 to 8 minutes. Turn chicken. Cover and grill 6 to 8 minutes or until done (internal temperature of 185° F).

Due to variations in equipment, heating times and/or temperature may require adjustment.

Breaded Drumsticks

Breaded Chicken Drumsticks

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Wouldn't you prepare them raw, with the breading/seasonings and then freeze them.

Instruct her to thaw them out in the fridge overnight and then the next day when she is ready to cook them, put them on a grate set inside a rimmed cookie sheet. Or place them on a broiler pan and roast them in a 350 degree oven for about 45 minutes to an hour.

For 3 it depends how soon she plans to eat them. For Cooking from frozen, thawing won't make the crumbs fall off, they will go slightly soggy but cooking them will undo that so either give them raw or tell her to thaw them

Why not prepare and cook them so she only has to reheat. that way no danger of deterioration or under cooking