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Chicken Breasts... what are they good for?
Posted by Agit8r • 10/14/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: bleck!, chicken breasts, dry chalky meat
Seriously! They are even dry when they are cut up and fried with batter. Why do people buy them? News flash--you can buy thighs for cheaper, and they are actually edible!
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I find chicken thighs too fatty, even when grilled until they're practically jerky. You just have to cook the breasts on lower heat (for longer, but more gently). I don't find them too dry at all. Then again, the idea of eating bacon or untrimmed (or "well-marbled") steak grosses me out because it's so fatty. I don't even want that chewy, greasy stuff on my plate. [shudder]
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1. Marinate them in pickle juice (dill) over night then drain and batter them and fry them. They are like chickfila's
2. Wrap in bacon and bake
3. I put them in a casserole dish with 1 c bbq sauce and 1 cup water over them along with some kind of spice (depending on the mood) and cover and bake them at 350 until the fall apart and shred them and make sandwiches. I have tons of recipes for chicken after all I raise them.
Oh I forgot if you soak them in salt and sugar water over night they are tender to and dont dry out. -
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I like to pound them thinly, stuff, and bake them. The stuffing I use is lowfat cream cheese, blanched (and drained) spinach, and LOTS of garlic. Wrap the chicken around the stuffing, place about 4 rolls in a loaf pan and bake at 350 for 60 minutes. So yummy.
(But I agree re: the thighs... they're juicier and have better taste, so when I'm just oven-baking or frying chicken, we use legs & thighs.) -
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