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Beef Nuggets
Crispy, potato-starch-coated nuggets made from seasoned ground beef and cooked in an air fryer or oven. The creator describes them as surprisingly similar to chicken nuggets, with a flavor reminiscent of chicken-fried steak.
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Ingredients
- 2 lb 80/20 ground beef
- onion powder (A generous amount, to taste)
- salt (For seasoning the beef, to taste)
- potato starch (Enough to coat the nuggets; estimated amount)
- salt (A little, mixed into the potato starch)
- oil (A light sprinkle over the coated nuggets, enough to eliminate the dusty appearance; estimated amount)
- ketchup (For serving; optional)
Steps
- 1
In a bowl, season the ground beef generously with onion powder and salt. Mix until the seasoning is distributed throughout the beef.
- 2
In a separate bowl, combine the potato starch with a little salt.
- 3
Shape the seasoned beef into small nugget shapes, pressing the portions down so they hold together.
- 4
Press each beef nugget into the salted potato starch, coating it on all sides, then place the coated nuggets on a tray.
- 5
Lightly sprinkle or drizzle oil over each coated nugget until the potato starch no longer looks dusty. Do not heavily saturate them.
- 6
Set an air fryer or oven to 450°F (232°C).
- 7
Air-fry the nuggets for 20 minutes. The transcript does not specify an oven cooking time, so adjust based on doneness if using an oven.
- 8
Serve the beef nuggets with ketchup, if desired.
Notes
The source gives an exact time only for air-frying: 20 minutes at 450°F. It does not specify an oven cooking time, nugget size, whether to turn the nuggets, or a final internal temperature. The amounts for onion powder, salt, potato starch, and oil were described informally and are therefore estimates where needed.
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