Preheat oven to 400F.o
In a shallow bowl, mix the almond flour, panko, and a little salt and pepper. Add the olive oil and stir until it's a little crumbly. Toast over medium to high heat in a skillet. Stir as to not let the almond flour burn. Remove from heat back in the shallow bowl after it starts to brown.
In another shallow bowl wxhisk the egg, mayo, paprika, and some salt and pepper.
Take your chicken tenders. Make sure they are dry. Lightly salt and pepper each side. Then dust with a little flour. I use about 1 tablespoon for all the chicekn, flip, then sprinkle over 1 more tablespoon total. Very light. Shake off any excess.
Take each tender one by one. Dip in the dredge, gently let the extra drip off, then place in the almond flour coating. Gently press each side into the coating to make sure it sticks. I like to use a tong in one hand that dips in the egg then the other hand presses into the breading. This keeps it clean(er). Place tenders of a lightly greased wire rack or baking sheet. You can lightly spray the tenders before baking to help get them crispy. Bake for 18-20 minutes gently flipping halfway through.
Remove the tenders and let them sit for 5-10 minutes before serving to allow the coating to settle.
While the tenders are cooking place all the dressing ingredients in a bowl. Except for the buttermilk and lemon. Give it all a stir and add as much buttermilk to get the conistancy you want. Add a little squeeeze of lemon to you preference. Sometimes I leave it out and it't totally fine. Store any leftovers in the fridge.
After you mix the dressing, place the lettuce and any veggies you are using in a large bowl. I like to have each person take as much salad as they like, then add a couple tenders (2-3), then drizzle with ranch. I cut up my tenders into bite sized peices too. My husband leaves them whole, so do as you please