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you might have put too much water in it The oven temperature may be too low. Try testing with a removable oven thermometer from the dollar store to see if what your oven reads as 400 degrees is actually 400 degrees. Older ovens often burn out the temp. probe inside and read higher than actual.
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∙ 15y agoBake the chicken on a piece of tin foil instead of direct on the pan
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