I have tried to ground solid pieces with a mortar and pestle to return to power form. If in a tin, grinding an apple corer tool works more safely than chipping away with a knife point. I was thinking about saving the non-toxic dessicant pouches/pellets from vitamin bottles and using after I open a tin to see if that works.
yellow feathers (apart from the, nothing)
Martha cut the chicken apart, turning the whole bird into lots of bite-size pieces.
the chicken
Yes, you can boil chicken to thaw it out. Although it is better to thaw meat like this in cold water. Thawing by boiling will make the chicken really fall apart when baked.
Apart from the chicken (boneless, skinless breasts are recommended) ingredients include tandoori paste, yogurt, ginger, tomatoes and chicken stock. The spices can include cumin, turmeric and garam masala.
There is a young chicken (Chicken Little) And everyone under estimates him an nobody really pays attention to what he says apart from his 2 friends, he thinks that the sky is falling, and it is, but it is not the sky, they are aliens whos spaceships look like sky
Yes. Chickens use their beaks to kill prey, rip apart food, to forage, etc.
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its not at all- to eat they are very healthy, apart from the fact that the meat can be fatty, and to keep as pets they are very fun and lovable :)
You can tell if it is done by there won't be any pink left to the color of the chicken, it will be white, very soft, and tender, and will fall apart easily. The chicken will then be ready for chicken salad, to add to soups, etc.
no they do not chew there food when they catch a large animal such as a buffulo deer or monkey they rip it apart and swallow the peices and when they catch a small animal such as a pig duck or baby chicken the swallow it whole without ripping it apart
Well, its not so much a question of the chicken part, but the kind of chicken. Braising involves a quick fry, and then slow cooking in liquid to break down the connective tissue and soften tougher meat. If you used a younger bird, a fryer, for example, it would probably fall apart and dissolve. If you used boneless skinless chicken breast, there would absolutely no point to braising it. You want to use chicken on the bone, preferably a larger, older chicken, like a capon or a stewing chicken, and you want to use the bones, the skin, etc. in the braise.