My kids LOVE chicken nuggets and chicken tenders, and while I do make those for them a lot, I sometimes like to change it up a bit and use Turkey instead.
They can't really tell the difference and it's cheaper than the chicken. What's not to like right?
TURKEY TENDERS
2 lbs turkey breast cutlets
flour
salt and pepper
garlic powder
milk
vegetable oil
In a big ziploc bag, mix the flour, salt and pepper and garlic powder. Shake to mix well.
Cut the breast cutlets into strips.
Pour some milk into a medium bowl. You don't need a lot, just about a cup or so, if you need more you can always add. Dip the strips into the milk and then dump them into the flour mixture.
Close the bag and shake it up well to coat every side.
Fry in vegetable oil about 3 or 4 minutes on each side, until golden brown.
Serve with Ranch dressing or Honey Mustard or whatever your family prefers.
My favorite, Honey Mustard....YUM!
Kids prefer the Ranch dressing, which is also really good.
Oh oh oh oh!! You just fullfilled a wish of mine... yay! I have been hoping to start making my kids their chicken nuggets/tenders because the store bought are so full of yucky chemicals and fillers... this is wonderful! AND sooooo easy! Thankyou thankyou!
ReplyDeleteHugs.. Amy
And Turkey is even better! Woop!
ReplyDeleteHappy dancin' away... woo hoo!
Thanks for the step-by-step tutorial! I love recipes like this and love that this looks easy and tasty! Can't wait to try this one...
ReplyDeleteThose look great and I think my kids would love them!
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As usual Sandra, everything on your page here today looks totally delicious!! You are a wonderful cook! What a lucky family!
ReplyDeleteAs usual Sandra, everything on your page here today looks totally delicious!! You are a wonderful cook! What a lucky family!
ReplyDeleteThese look so delicious! I'm going to have to make these sometime this week. My husband loves chicken strips, those nasty deep fried things you pick up at drive-thrus. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYummy...looks so good!!! Sometimes I coat mine in crushed cornflakes and bake them in the oven for a crispy "fried" taste
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