DD has mate coming back from school today - I have chicken breasts to cook...

[HuwEdwards]

...don't know if chum is fussy eater or not, so what is a sure-fire recipe for chicken that most kids will eat?

Depends on the child.My DS2 won't eat chicken in any form!

bung them in the oven

chicken and chips

then if they won't eat the chickenat least they have had something

home-made chickren nuggets

wurly - do they take long? are they difficult?

devilled chicken marinade type thing?

Done in the oven. 25 mins.

never actually made them ds1 doesnt eat chicken

but have a look here

I sometimes do home-made nuggets, sometimes plain grilled chicken and sometimes pan fry nugget-sized chunks of chicken ; if you dissolve a teaspoon of sugar in the oil as you heat it, you get lovely glazed slightly sweet chicken, which many visitors have liked. But I cooked home-made nuggets for one fussy boy who didn't touch them. Mine loved 'em, though.

I would just grill/bake them (I can get away with sprinkling a little paprika on mine in spite of fussiness!) and serve with plain noodles/pasta/oven chips

get them to make their own chicken nuggets .. always goes down well

cut chicken into chunks

give them a big bowl of cornflakes to crunch up

beat an egg and season

then get them to dip the chicken in the egg and then in the cornflakes then put on a baking tray

(cook at 180 for 15 mins then turn and cook for 5 mins)

don't forget to get them to wash their hands before and after

et voila .. an activity and dinner all in one

Same as Twig - but breadcrumbs with herbs and garlic instead of cornflakes - fry in Olive oil rather than bake

Rather than chunks of chicken - divide each breast in 3 and place in food plastic bag (freezer bag type thing) and bash with a rolling pin until flat - cooks very quickly

yes .. I like the breadcrumbs .. but find the kids just love the cornflake crunching .. works with 5 and 6 year olds anyway)

satay-style chicken?
cut into lumps, toss in honey/soya sauce mix thread on a skewer and grill.

(I sometimes add some smooth peanut butter to this mix, but if not sure of allergies, don't do this bit)