What's a good recipe for chicken nuggets using ground chicken?
After the tornado hit Lubbock, TX the Texas Tech School of Engineering (which it missed by a few hundred yards) did a study and found interior bathrooms were the best place to goThe biggest danger is flying debris, especially glass, so no windows is goodAlso the pipes in the walls helped keep the walls in placeAnother good place is an interior closet, again because of no windows and the clothes provide paddingThe biggest thing is to have somewhere you can get to quickly - tornadoes tend to hit when you can't see them coming so you may not have time to go anywhere.
I've always been told it is safest to go to a space or room in the house that has no windows - such as a bathroom,Many people (I live in a tornado prone area) will take a mattress off of the bed, get in the bathtub and cover themselves with the mattressDon't think I could do the crawl space.
Used to live in Oklahoma and everytime a tornado would pop up the news would always say the center of the house is the safest locationIf your house gets hit by a tornado the chance of you surviving is very slim regardless of where you go but if it passes by you're less likely to get hit by things being in the middle of the house.
In a small, windowless, first floor, interior room like a closet or bathroomThe bathtub and commode are anchored directly into the ground, and sometimes are the only thing left in place after the tornadoGetting into the bathtub with a couch cushion over you gives you protection on all sides, as well as an extra anchor to the foundationPlumbing pipes may or may not help hold the walls together, but all the extra framing that it takes to put a bathroom together may make a big differenceIf there is no downstairs bathroom and the closets are all packed with stuff, a hall may be the best shelterPut as many walls as you can between yourself and the tornadoIn a pinch, put a metal trash over as much of you as you canIt will keep some flying debris from injuring youEven that may make the difference between life and death.
Simple Chicken Nuggets 2 c Seasoned bread crumbs 1/4 c Grated Parmesan cheese 1/4 c Chopped parsley 1/8 ts Salt 1/8 ts Pepper 4 Boneless chicken breasts; in bite sized pieces 1/2 c Butter; melted Directions Combine bread crumbs, cheese, parsley, salt, and pepperDip chicken first into butter, then into crumb mixtureBake at 400° 15 minutesCan be made ahead and frozen before baking60 pieces Serving Suggstions Potato wedges Cream cheese stuffed celery Sauce for dipping
