Giant Chicken Nugget Parmigiana
This Giant Chicken Nugget Parmigiana is a delicious and playful twist on the classic Italian dish. It ain't your Nonna's chicken parm! #Sanpellegrino #TasteGuide
I'm a born and bred city gal; I grew up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan and lived there most of my life. New York is foodie heaven, that's no secret. But it's not just the city that offers amazing, inventive dishes. Even out here in the 'burbs—where I have lived the past few years—there are chefs that are on top of the latest foodie trends.
These are the kind of places and chefs you can discover in the S.Pellegrino Taste Guide, which explores U.S. cities through the eyes of acclaimed chefs and lifestyle influencers. While you're there, make sure to enter for a chance to win a year's supply of S.Pellegrino Sparkling Natural Mineral Water!
One of those places worth discovering is Fortina, in Armonk, NY (there's one opening in Brooklyn, too!). They're on top of all the latest culinary trends. Handmade pastas, wood-fired pizzas and veggies. Everything is delicious. But it's the chicken parm that will blow your mind.
It's a classic dish...with a fun and innovative twist.
My son, showing off his measuring skills. |
Remember chicken patty sandwiches from the school cafeteria? Imagine that—but gigantic, packed with garlic and herbs, and handmade with quality ingredients. Oh, and topped with red sauce and ooey-gooey cheese. It's a seriously inspiring dish, lemme tell ya. Pair it with S.Pellegrino Sparkling Natural Mineral Water and you're in foodie heaven.
For more fun culinary trends and innovative dishes, make sure to check out
the S.Pellegrino Taste Guide. Discover little-known facts, learn about unusual recipes and ingredients along with the more traditional ones. Be inspired by the experiences of renowned taste experts. The best way to get to know a city is through its food!
And if you're in the NYC area, make sure to come out on June 30 to the S.Pellegrino Taste Guide Event and check out all the latest culinary trends! It'll be at Hudson River Park's Pier 46, and will feature original dishes by acclaimed chefs April Bloomfield and Ludo Lefebvre—all inspired by current food trends. The #TasteGuide Event will be open to the public from 11:30am-2:30pm. I'll be there, so stay tuned for all my photos!
It's gonna be a hot, summer day, so don't forget to wear sunscreen...and definitely stay hydrated!
What's your favorite foodie trend these days?
My favorite restaurant for Chicken parm closed and I haven't had a great one since. I can't wait to try this one and your little helper is adorable!
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DeleteThe Giant Chicken Nugget Parmigiana looks so tempting! Once we have the chance to visit New York, Fortina will be on our list of restaurants to visit! You are so lucky to live in New York, a serious food destination and one of the best foodie cities in the world!!
ReplyDeleteThere are so many yummy choices here, you will have a blast when you visit!
DeleteThat giant chicken parm looks amazing! My kids would love it.
ReplyDeleteThere's something super fun about everyone digging into the same giant chicken parm!
DeleteI love this twist on the classic! And, I love that this "ain't your Nonna's chicken parm". Bwa ha ha! One of the things San Pellegrino mentioned in their taste guide was sushi, and I love sushi! In fact, I think we are going out for sushi soon. Great post, thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteI so want to try this out! YUM!
ReplyDeleteHow fun is this? The best we got here in Fresno is the worlds largest burrito! :) I would love try this tasty (big!) bite!! Time for a road trip and I'll be sure to stock up on San Pellegrino for the ride, delish!!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE chicken parm and this one looks absolutely amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is chicken parm is so fun! I love that's it's made from a giant chicken nugget! ;) will def have to check out that guide too and see what kind of places are in my area!
ReplyDeleteHoly Moly that looks crazy good! Who knew that chicken nuggets could be so sheek?
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