Recommend frozen chicken nuggets

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[Post New]09/13/2013 07:43
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Anonymous wrote:Bell & Evans at Whole Foods has breaded chicken nuggets. However since they are uncooked chicken they take forever to cook properly (at least 30 minutes I think).



Agree. bell and Evans. Best I've found. Yummy!


+1. Another vote for Bell and Evans
[Post New]09/13/2013 16:43
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Anonymous wrote:We get Perdue Simply Smart Lightly Breaded Chicken Chunks, from the freezer section of the Giant or Shoppers. These are chicken breast chunks (whole pieces, not reformed nuggets) and taste pretty good.


Thank you for this, a brand and where to buy.
[Post New]09/13/2013 18:13
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Trader joes.... Delicious!
[Post New]09/13/2013 18:52
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We get Perdue Simply Smart Lightly Breaded Chicken Chunks, from the freezer section of the Giant or Shoppers. These are chicken breast chunks (whole pieces, not reformed nuggets) and taste pretty good.


Agreed. These are great!!!
[Post New]09/13/2013 19:44
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We get Perdue Simply Smart Lightly Breaded Chicken Chunks, from the freezer section of the Giant or Shoppers. These are chicken breast chunks (whole pieces, not reformed nuggets) and taste pretty good.


Agreed. These are great!!!


+1
[Post New]09/13/2013 19:52
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We get Perdue Simply Smart Lightly Breaded Chicken Chunks, from the freezer section of the Giant or Shoppers. These are chicken breast chunks (whole pieces, not reformed nuggets) and taste pretty good.


Agreed. These are great!!!


+1


Agreed, these or the Bell & Evans are the best.
[Post New]10/08/2013 23:09
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Anonymous
Kosher Valley. They are fully cooked!
[Post New]10/08/2013 23:12
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Anonymous
I have been making my own for a few years now and they are really easy. Slice up chicken breast into thin nugget sized pieces; dip in buttermilk (or milk with a little vinegar); then coat with panko mixed with parmesan cheese and spices; put on a cooling rack in/on a baking sheet; spray with Pam; bake at 400 degrees for 20 - 23 minutes.
[Post New]10/08/2013 23:14
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PS the cooling rack makes these cook evenly on the bottom, too. You can prep the chicken ahead of time for a faster meal.
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