I made these nuggets because I wanted to make something nice using the ground chicken I bought on sale. This is easier and quicker than making burgers.They will expand when they are fried, so when fixing the shape in step 4, flatten them a little.Ground meat cooks quickly, so when the nuggets have changed colour, it means that they are more or less cooked through to the middle. Recipe by Yakkokaasan

I had about 500 gr of ground chicken and I wanted to make something easy and tasty for my kids' lunch.

Children love chicken nuggets. These homemade nuggets are economic and healthy.I tried my hand a number of times in order to perfect a simple recipe.Wet your hands when you form the nuggets. It's easier to shape them into little round balls before you try to make them look like nuggets.If you don't want to get your hands dirty, scoop with a spoon, drop in the pan and then spread it out while shaping gently with the spoon.You can just use ketchup and dried mustard instead of the sauce if you'd prefer!They're also delicious as is! Recipe by Stylish Mama

I prefer the chicken nuggets from McDonalds better, but these are good too.I thought that I could make this recipe at home, so I tried to re-create it.The ratio for the panko to flour is 2:1.Feel free to add in as much as you like of onion powder, nutmeg, mayo, etc. It will be delicious this way too.The nugget patties are soft, so handle them with your hands and not with cooking chopsticks. Recipe by *Anna*

Enjoy these Low fat Chicken Nuggets made with natural ingredients

When I had just started to cook my husband's bentos, I wanted to come up with a recipe for homemade cold dishes that I could pack in lunchboxes as is.If you coat the outside with katakuriko, it will become a bit crispy on the outside when cooked.If you coat the patties with cake flour, they'll look like they were fried.*You could use chopped chicken instead of ground chicken to improve the texture. For 10 to 12 nuggets. Recipe by Daffi-0513

This is a combination of many other recipes that I've found and perfected to make this one. Condiments are vital for this recipe so don't forget them

Who doesn't love chicken nuggets? It is probably my top 3 finger food just a notch lower than French fries. My kids adore them. Every time they visit McDonald's, they will order a box of McNuggets to go along with their set burgers. I know how highly processed chicken nuggets are. Which is why I had been trying to craft out the best chicken nuggets. I guess this is the perfect version I have ever crafted.This is the real deal, definitely not your store-bought-processed chicken nuggets. These nuggets are battered chicken breasts. A lot of you might be skeptical about using breast cuts to make nuggets, even I was skeptical initially. But as soon as I risked getting my mouth with a 6-degree burnt, the rest is history. I had tried multiple ways to make the perfect chicken nuggets; using a panne method (flour, eggs and panko bread crumbs), using buttermilk and flour method, chicken thighs, etc. I guess I hit the jackpot on this one.Can you imagine? As soon as these came outta frying, my kids would risk burning their mouth just to have a taste. It is tender, juicy on the inside, crispy and crunch on the outside. Unlike McDonald's or any other frozen ones, this is the real deal. Without much delay, let's get started with the recipe. I really hope you give this recipe a try and impress your kids.

You need few ingredients and little effort....very very easy!You don't have to take a long time chopping the meat - just give it a rough mince and it should be enough. Slice thinly, chop roughly and just beat it! Recipe by santababy

A homemade version of chicken nuggets. Lots of savory flavors. This is great on it's own, as an appetizer or as a topping on a salad.

I've been trying to increase my repertoire of delicious recipes for inexpensive chicken breast. This is one of the recipes I came up with. Kids really love this dish.I like this with Yoshida barbecue sauce from Costco. Of course, it's also delicious with other sauces or ketchup. You could divide it up into small portions for freezing or to put in lunch boxes. Recipe by Kanpa-nyu!!

I used to make these alot when my children were toddlers, as they're texture is easier to chew than breasts or tenderloins. They're also a good texture now that were dealing with wiggly teeth. They're good to make ahead and freeze for a fast and simple kid friendly dinner on busy nights. Recipe adapted from : MOMables.com