Recipe in the video: Make chicken nuggets yourself: The flash recipe for at home!

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They are just super delicious and that's why chicken nuggets are not just part of the McDonalds kids menu. Almost everyone loves them, which makes them the perfect snack at parties, and they're also super quick to prepare. We show you what you need for this in the video!

An overview of the recipe

You need:

  • 200 g chicken or turkey meat
  • 1 egg
  • 50 g corn flakes
  • 30 g breadcrumbs
  • 30 g of flour
  • 1 tsp paprika powder
  • 30 g butter

Here's how it works:

1. Cut the meat into pieces that are not too small.

2. Beat the egg until frothy.

3. Mix flour and paprika powder in a bowl.

4. Coarsely crush the cornflakes and add the breadcrumbs.

5. Adjust the four bowls: the meat, the flour and paprika mixture, the whisked egg and the breading.

6. Dip the pieces of meat first in flour, then in egg and finally in the crispy breading.

7. Heat the butter in a pan and fry the nuggets on each side until golden brown.

Checks whether the meat is through! The inside must be completely "white", a pink color indicates that the roasting time is too short.

Chicken nuggets: hated and loved!

Nutrition experts shake their heads in horror – and yet chicken nuggets have been popular for decades! If you are also fans of the fried chicken pieces, you can test yourself – did you know these 5 facts about the crispy delicacies?

  1. Chicken nuggets were invented in the 1960s by food scientist Robert C Baker from Cornell University – as a scientific experiment, about which he also wrote a paper.
  2. The first McDonalds Chicken McNuggets did not appear on the market until 20 years later – and so the final triumph of chicken snacks began in 1980.
  3. The largest chicken nugget in the world had a diameter of one meter and weighed almost 23 kilos. This record has not been surpassed since 2013.
  4. The Chicken McNuggets at McDonald's have exactly four pre-made shapes that are included in every box: the "bell", the "ball", the "boot" and the "fly".
  5. TV chef Jamie Oliver once showed a group of children how disgusting the production conditions of industrial nuggets are and showed them the complete processing chain. When he subsequently offered them a portion of nuggets, the children grabbed it enthusiastically – the deterrent was probably not strong enough …