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High‑protein, low‑carb crispy chicken burgers that are perfect for meal‑prep. Ground chicken is seasoned, formed into patties, coated with a crunchy corn‑flake crumb, baked until golden, and served on toasted buns with a tangy yogurt‑hot‑sauce. Makes 5 servings and freezes well.
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