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Recipes For Kids - Homemade Chicken Nuggets

Kids can be very fussy eaters. Most of them will tell you exactly what they like and what they do not like (or at least what they do not like the look of!) Most kids enjoy treats like hamburgers, chicken nuggets, French fries, and sweet foods but it can be difficult to find a balance between healthy eating and good flavor.

There are lots of recipes, which can be baked rather than deep fried though, and your kids will not be able to tell the difference. Look at fried chicken for example. If you make an oven fried chicken recipe, this involves coating the chicken in your favorite crust and baking it rather than frying it. This trims off fat and calories and makes the dish healthier without sacrificing any flavor. Food like that is ideal for kids or adults.

Why Chicken Nuggets are So Well Loved

Nearly all kids adore chicken nuggets this is not only because of their crispy coating. Their bite-sized dimensions make them ideal for dipping. Serve chicken nuggets with mayonnaise, ketchup or barbecue sauce for a mouthwatering dinner.

Chicken nuggets can be teamed with many different side dishes. If you are cooking for children, what about serving French fries or mashed potatoes with the chicken nuggets? Baked beans are also popular with them. Serve some broccoli, carrots, or peas on the side for nutrition. Chicken is a healthy lean meat and baking nuggets instead of frying them in oil keeps them relatively healthy.

Of course, serving deep fried food now and then does not do anybody any harm but once in a while it is nice to make something healthy and nutritious for your kids, which is where recipes like baked chicken nuggets can be useful. Your child will love the nuggets and you will love the fact that they are eating something, which is good for them.

How to Make Baked Chicken Nuggets

This healthy alternative to deep fried nuggets is simple to make. You just need to dip chicken breast pieces in butter and then in seasoned breadcrumbs and bake the chicken nuggets. Serve them with French fries (or oven fries!) and baked beans for a delicious meal, which your kids will love.

You will need:

2 skinless, boneless chicken breasts
1/2 cup melted butter
1 1/2 cups fine dry breadcrumbs
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup parmesan (optional)How to make them:

Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Cut the chicken breasts into 1 1/2 inch pieces. Mix the breadcrumbs, salt, and cheese together. Dip the chicken in the melted butter and then in the breadcrumb mixture, patting the crumbs on well so they stick.

Arrange the chicken nuggets on a cookie sheet and bake them for about eighteen minutes or until they are golden brown. Let them cool down for five minutes, then serve them with a dipping sauce and your preferred side dishes.

There is a chicken recipe for any occasion, whether you want to enjoy some comfort food, make something nutritious, or create a spicy chicken dish. Everyone has their favorite way of making fried chicken and whether you prefer nuggets, southern fried chicken or another chicken recipe, there is a perfect fried chicken recipe for you.

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How To Cook The Perfect Pork Loin

The loin of pork ranks amongst the tenderest and tastiest cuts on the animal. By far the best way to prepare it is to roast it. But, there are two classic ways to roast a loin of pork. The first of these is the British way, where you roast at high temperatures for a relatively short amount of time. This gives you perfect crackling. The second is the French method where you roast the meat slowly in wine for a long time. This does not crisp the pork skin and you get no crackling, but you do get a very moist and juicy joint of meat.

I present both these roasting techniques below.

Herbed Roast Pork with Crackling

Ingredients:

1 loin of pork, (about 2kg), with the skin scored

small sprigs rosemary

small sprigs thyme

3 or 4 garlic coves, slivered

1 tbsp coarse sea salt

1/2 small onion, chopped

freshly-ground black pepper

Method:

Always make certain that the skin of your pork loin is as dry as possible (otherwise you will never get good crackling). If the skin looks damp, dry it as best you can with kitchen paper and sprinkle with cornflour. Leave for ten minutes then dust-off the cornflour (cornstarch).

Place the meat on a chopping block and score the fat. Insert sprigs of thyme and rosemary along with the garlic into the score marks now rub as much of the salt as you can into the skin. Grind black pepper to season well. Spread the onion on the base of a roasting tin then place the meat either on top of this (or on a metal rack in the roasting tin. Place in the centre of an oven pre-heated to 240°C and roast for 20 minutes. Reduce the heat to 190°C and cook for a further 110 minutes.

You can, of course make a gravy from the pan juices to serve with your meat.

Roast Loin of Pork with Garlic

This is the classic French method of roasting a joint of pork. Compared with the traditional British method you end-up with juicier and more succulent meat but you do not get a crispy crackling.

Ingredients:

1 loin of pork (about 1.5kg) boned and with rind removed

Salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste

1 tsp freshly chopped sage

generous pinch of ground allspice

1 garlic clove, slivered

150ml dry white wine or water

Method:

Place the meat in a large bowl or dish and liberally rub the salt, pepper, sage and allspice into the joint. Leave in a cool place for several hours or overnight if possible for the flavours to infuse. When ready lay the joint flat and place garlic slivers at regular intervals along the inside of the joint. When done roll the joint up and tie securely with butchers' string.

Transfer to a roasting pan and add the wine or water. Cover with a lid or foil and place in an oven pre-heated to 150°C. Roast for about 2 1/2 hours, or until the meat is tender and the juices are no longer pink when pierced with a skewer. Check the pan every now and then and if the joint becomes to dry add a little more water.

Take the joint out and place on a warm plate. Cover with foil and allow to rest for 10 minutes. Remove the string at this point and carve into slices. Arrange these on a warm serving platter.

Again you can make a gravy out of the pan juices to serve with the meat if you so wish.

You now have two truly classic and time-honoured methods for roasting pork. Which you chose to base your own recipes upon will depend on personal preference. Though you're more than welcome to give both recipes a try.

Dyfed Lloyd Evans is the creator of the Celtnet Recipes website, where you can find thousands of recipes. If you would like more pork loin recipes (or just more pork recipes) then take a look at his Pork-based recipes page. Dyfed also runs the Celtnet Recipes Forum where you can find more recipes, share your own recipes or discuss any matters that are recipe-related.

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