How to Cook Daring | Sauté

If you can cook chicken, you can cook Daring. Yep, you read that right. Daring looks, cooks and tastes like chicken. In other words-you’ve got this. And should you need help, here are a few tips to get you sautéing Daring like a pro.
Daring sautés easy. While it cooks well on a variety of surfaces, we recommend using a non-stick pan, lightly coated with a high smoke point oil and set over medium heat.
It takes all of 6-7 minutes (from frozen) for Daring to reach it’s full crisped-up, golden-brown glory. Daring Cajun and Lemon & Herb take up to 5-6 minutes.