Guest guest Posted January 23, 2007 Report Share Posted January 23, 2007 If you have a yeast allergy, egg allergy and a corn allergy like my son does ... I make a yeast free bread ... (several different bread mixes are out their ... I just leave out the yeast packet ... or kinnikinnick makes a yeast free bread mix. I just choose whatever) I use egg replacement ... use water or club soda for the water... leave out baking powder if it calls for it ... use aluminum free baking soda if it calls for it...) it is usually not yummy to eat ... but it makes wonderful bread crumbs ... cook it and let it dry out ... grind it up in a food or nut chopper ... then add seasonings to it .... usually (basil, marjoram, oregano) more of these spices (rosemary, savory, thyme) less of these spices and just a dash or two of sage ... they are all from the Mint family ... so if you are on a rotation diet like we are ... it makes it easier.... You could add any spice you like or leave out any one you can't use ..doesn't really matter ... but I always try to keep it in the same family so that it makes the rotation diet easier.... I make it in a large freezer bag ... use just what I need .. and have many many left overs for future use .... Just freeze all the other stuff ... I have been using it for weeks now and still have a lot left. You can use the crumbs straight out of the freezer It is a yeast free, egg free, corn free, gluten and casein free Italian bread crumb mix. To make the chicken nuggets then I put them in cold ice water for awhile ... then batter them as typical. The ice cold water makes eggs not necessary for the batter to stick. I oven fry them by adding whatever type of oil I can use for the day to a bottom of a jelly roll type pan ... put the breaded nuggets on it ... and add extra bread crumbs for fun. Bake at 375 to 400 degrees for as long as it takes to get crispy on both sides ... Need to turn them over as they start to get crispy so both sides will do so ... Thsse italian bread crumbs work great for anything you need them for .. such as meatballs ... meatloaf .. battered food ... etc. My children thought they were much better than anything we had ever used prior ... like shake in bake ... or batter fry... > > hi Denice, > > I will bread pieces of chicken in Almond meal,(first coat it with egg > yolk), and then lightly fry it in a pan w/ Spectrum Organic Virgin > Coconut Oil. It's a bit on the pricy side, but my 3 year old son loves > it...so does my husband. I make enough " nuggets " for a couple of weeks > and freeze them. At first, he was a little reluctant, but now he > thinks they're great. Hope this helps out. > > > > > I am having a hard time finding chicken nuggets free of corn and > anything artificial. So I want to make my own. Does anyone have a > easy and kid approved receipe? > > > > TIA > > > > denice > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > Sucker-punch spam with award-winning protection. > > Try the free Beta. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2007 Report Share Posted January 23, 2007 <<I will bread pieces of chicken in Almond meal,(first coat it with egg > yolk), and then lightly fry it in a pan w/ Spectrum Organic Virgin > Coconut Oil. >> We have the almond allergy here, so I make them just like this, except with org. brown rice flour ( it doesn't have to be org. or brown) , sprinklle a little salt on the rice flour and dip into eggs, then flour, then fry in coconut oil. They are TO DIE FOR!!! My teenage NT son says he could never go back to the Mcs ones b/c these are so good. I have gotten really fast at this too. I think I can make them faster than I can send my husband out to the McD drivethru!!! ; ) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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