Homemade Chicken Nuggets- Kids Special




When I was in Bahrain, I used to have frozen chicken nuggets every other day,I think it was the same in most of the households in the Middleeast ...frozen nuggets, sausage,burgers....Until I came across Jamie Olivers food Revolution... he was determined to make school kids eat healthy food...I am not much of a healthy food person...and I am proud of it...I believe in 'Eat your hearts content'...but the whole video on chicken nuggets just grossed me out...I would not call myself a healthy mom....I do let my kid eat junk food sometimes (she just loves KFC-maybe if I see the truth behind KFC...I would feel grossed out,but I choose to act blind). I strongly believe kids should get used to all kinds of food...be it healthy or junk....so Iam really not a picky mom when it comes to food....but...... Frozen chicken nuggets still makes me feel ...YUCK..That is when I decided to make nuggets at home.

I came across this super simple Nugget recipe....my girl went crazzzyy over it...so did my dad ....lol...


Australian Women's Weekly
Ingredients
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  • 1 slice white bread,crust removed
  • 2 medium Chicken breast ,chopped
  • 1/4 Cup Grated cheese (optional)
  • 1 egg yolk
  • 1 small potato ,grated
  • 1 small onion , grated
  • 1 tsp dried chilli flakes
  • 1 tsp Seasoning ,personal choice (pepper/5 spice powder/paprika....)
  • 2 cloves Garlic , crushed
  • salt to taste
  • Breadcrumbs to coat the Nuggets in
  • Oil for deep frying


Method
  1. Blend in a mixie/processor together white bread,chopped chicken breasts and cheese(I skipped cheese). Transfer to a medium bowl and add potato, onion,egg yolk,seasoning, red chilli flakes and salt.
  2. Shape the mixture into nuggets (if they don't hold shape,add little bread crumbs). Coat the shaped nuggets with breadcrumbs.
  3. Keep in the fridge for 30 minutes (this helps the nuggets to hold shape). Deep fry in hot oil till the chicken is cooked through and turns golden brown.
  4. Serve with mayonnaise or tomato ketchup 

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