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Recipes for the picky ones

 

CHICKEN NUGGETS

(Gluten free, egg free)

These nuggets are a staple in our house.  You can add spices, garlic, or anything your kids will like to the flour mixture.  I have foolishly tried to alter the recipe ~ variety is the spice of life, right?  Nope.  It’s a recipe for disaster here.  My kids’ thoughts on this, “don’t change a good thing…”

Ingredients

  • Boneless, skinless chicken breasts (or tenders) – (we use “natural,” “free range,” or “organic”) – I use 2 packages… or more on a hungry night
  • Rice Flour (Bob’s Red Mill White Rice Flour is our favorite) – (rice flour gives them a better “crisp” than wheat flour… this is meant to be gluten free anyway) – about 1.5 cups
  • Goat Milk – (we have used goat milk since our oldest was born – it is easier to digest than cow milk and our kids have done great with it) – about 1 cup
  • Safflower oil – (the oil I use for frying – it’s a high heat oil) – cover bottom of pan with approximately 1/4 inch of oil
  • Salt to taste

Directions

  1. Get 2 bowls – one for flour, one for milk
  2. Cut chicken into bite size pieces (smaller pieces for a “popcorn” style, bigger for chicken tenders)
  3. Preheat pan on stovetop with oil – to medium temperature
  4. Place cut chicken pieces in bowl of milk
  5. Remove chicken from milk and place in flour bowl.  Make sure the chicken pieces are coated with milk and flour
  6. Return the chicken to the milk bowl.
  7. Take one piece of chicken at a time and coat in the flour mixture until completely covered.
  8. Place each piece in the pan of hot oil.  (I use my mom’s old cast iron pan – it fries better than any other pan I own)
  9. Flip each piece over when the bottom side is crispy.
  10. Remove chicken from the pan and place on a paper towel on a plate.  (This helps to drain excess oil)
  11. Salt to taste

We don’t usually fry food, but this recipe has made even the pickiest of mine happy… and their friends, too.

Enjoy 🙂

 

Meet Karin

Hi! My name is Karin Madden. Writer. Warrior wife. Mom of six pack. Homeschooler. German-blooded southerner. Welcome to the place where I explore what it means to grow stronger - spirit, soul, and body. I write to inspire and encourage - to remind you we are not alone. By being bold with grace and speaking truth in love, we can become who we are meant to be. I'm glad you are here.

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