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Wednesday
Jan272010

Would you Like Some ... Chicken Nuggets?

Douglas begged for these the other day in the grocery store, specifically the kind I hadn’t made in over a year.  “The soft ones mom.”  They’re a definite kid pleaser! 

Easy, fast, and delicious, whether you dip them in catsup or mustard or honey/jam/hotsauce stirred together … whatever you have on hand that catches your fancy.

I started with the Better Homes and Gardens New Cook Book recipe, which is the cookbook my mom always used, and varied it a wee bit.

Chicken Nuggets

  • 4 T melted butter
  • 2 t worcestershire sauce
  • pile of 1 inch cubes of chicken breast, about 1.5 lbs
  • 1 c. of finely crushed crackers, any combo.  I used rye as we’re off wheat right now, goldfish, saltines, whatever you have handy …
  • 1/3+ c grated parmesan
  • salt/pepper to taste

Mix the butter and worcestershire sauce together in a bowl.   Mix the cracker crumbs, cheese, and salt/pepper to taste in a ziplock bag.

Toss the chicken pieces in the butter mixture (a few at a time), then in the crumb mixture, and place in one layer on a baking tray. 

Bake @450 for 7-9 minutes, until no longer pink.

Dip in whatever you have on hand, we used orange marmalade mixed with a sweet/sour vinegar mix and a bit of honey. 

Enjoy!

Reader Comments (2)

Haha. I was REALLY afraid this would be a post on how they are disgusting in some way I didn't know about...and I'd be shamed into stop feeding them to my child. SO GLAD it wasn't!

January 27, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterErin

lol Erin, glad it wasn't a downer :). I won't feed my kids the mc'd's kind unless we're stuck on a turnpike somewhere, and that's a rarity ... but I do love my chicken :)

January 27, 2010 | Registered Commentersanemom

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