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[quote=mredskins;746870]Enjoy!

My guy likes them with Ranch sauce.[/quote]

Ok so I finally got the stuff to make them tonight so let me make sure I know how to make them.

First pound my meat.
Cut into pieces.
Salt and pepper to tast.
Put them into parmesan cheese[B].[/B]
[B]Dip into egg whites.[/B]
[B]Then into Italian bread crums.[/B]
[B]Bake around 375.[/B]

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mredskims they came out great and I give them two thumbs up. Thanks.

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[quote=firstdown;752358]mredskims they came out great and I give them two thumbs up. Thanks.[/quote]


Glad you liked I use panko crumbs vs. bread crumbs but whatever and I use the whole egg but again whatever.

My son brought them for lunch today and again his teacher said he loves them.

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[quote=drew54;744722]I will still eat Chicken Nuggets from McDonalds.[/quote]

I murdered 10 of those the other day !

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[quote=mredskins;752371]Glad you liked I use panko crumbs vs. bread crumbs but whatever and I use the whole egg but again whatever.

My son brought them for lunch today and again his teacher said he loves them.[/quote]
I did use Itilian Bread Crumbs and now that I look back you did say egg yolks. Not sure who liked them more me or my daughter.

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[quote=firstdown;752631]I did use Itilian Bread Crumbs and now that I look back you did say egg yolks. Not sure who liked them more me or my daughter.[/quote]


Make them again and mix them in Buffalo Wild Wing sauce, you can buy their sauces at the restaurant, SO GOOD!

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[quote=mredskins;752669]Make them again and mix them in Buffalo Wild Wing sauce, you can buy their sauces at the restaurant, SO GOOD![/quote]

You mix the sauce in with the eggs?

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I'm glad something so positive was able to come out of such a negative thread. That chicken nugget recipe looks delicious.

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[quote=mooby;752780]I'm glad something so positive was able to come out of such a negative thread. That chicken nugget recipe looks delicious.[/quote]

I cooked some with my daughter for dinner and the wife and I ate most of them. Time to cook another batch.

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[quote=firstdown;752774]You mix the sauce in with the eggs?[/quote]


No, just cook the nuggets as usually then get a big zip lock bag and shake them in the sauce.

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[URL="http://www.montrealgazette.com/entertainment/What+McDonald+chicken+nuggets+really+contain/4112721/story.html"]What McDonald's chicken nuggets really contain[/URL]

Pretty good article for all the McNugget Hatters

Im all about people eating healthy on their own accord, and I think its good that Americans seem to be waking up about the fact of eating healthier. But at the end of the day if you eat too much organic food vs. too much processed food youre probably still gonna be fat and therefore unhealthy. I don’t think there is anything wrong with eating processed foods that are deep fried in delicious trans-fat oil, and then coated with salt, its letting that become the staple in your diet or eating too much of it that is bad. I would bet that eating 2000 calories of McDonalds every day is a whole lot better for your overall health then eating 3000 calories of organic food.

Also I kind of like the idea of eating mechanically separated chicken, it makes me feel like im a Native American in the old days when they would use every part of the buffalo (except chicken in our case). Would it be better to just use the premium cuts of meat from the chicken and tease starving counties with scraps that could be turned into food?

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Haha the stories on that article are hilarious. A fast food emergency 911 call. Awesome.

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[quote=mlmpetert;778723][URL="http://www.montrealgazette.com/entertainment/What+McDonald+chicken+nuggets+really+contain/4112721/story.html"]What McDonald's chicken nuggets really contain[/URL]

Pretty good article for all the McNugget Hatters

Im all about people eating healthy on their own accord, and I think its good that Americans seem to be waking up about the fact of eating healthier. But at the end of the day if you eat too much organic food vs. too much processed food youre probably still gonna be fat and therefore unhealthy. I don’t think there is anything wrong with eating processed foods that are deep fried in delicious trans-fat oil, and then coated with salt, its letting that become the staple in your diet or eating too much of it that is bad. [B]I would bet that eating 2000 calories of McDonalds every day is a whole lot better for your overall health then eating 3000 calories of organic food. [/B]

Also I kind of like the idea of eating mechanically separated chicken, it makes me feel like im a Native American in the old days when they would use every part of the buffalo (except chicken in our case). Would it be better to just use the premium cuts of meat from the chicken and tease starving counties with scraps that could be turned into food?[/quote]

[IMG]http://images2.memegenerator.net/ImageMacro/4632153/nigga-what.jpg?imageSize=Medium&generatorName=Ron-Weasley[/IMG].

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If you're burning 2000 cals a day that makes sense.

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[quote=tryfuhl;778775]If you're burning 2000 cals a day that makes sense.[/quote]

Yeah but that's a variable. You can't just apply that to every person's situation. My whole point with that statement is it's just generalized and isn't something that can be applied to every person's situation. If you sit in an office all day and type on a computer you're probably not burning much. Same as driving a vehicle around all day, you prob don't burn much if at all.