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Yes, it's best to thoroughly defrost chicken before placing it on the grill. If it's still partially frozen, the outside will be done and the inside will still be pink (raw).
yes iv done it before
If you do not thaw it, the outer portion will be overcooked and burnt and the inside will still be raw. You need the meat to be close to room temperature when starting to cook to result in a throughly cooked meat that is not dried out and over cooked.
The appetizers sold frozen do not usually taste as good as the ones sold at the restaurant fresh. Many times, the frozen ones end up losing their taste, and lack a good consistency especially when done with deep fried foods like chicken wings or chicken tenders.
true it is true you can i have done it before but it took a long time
Yes it can be done i have try it and i can say it very good that want we are having for dinner tonight roasted brine chicken. Try it you will like it well i do
In my opinion, i believe yes, i have done this several times.we can defrost it if we want small piece of it .and keep the rest of pieces.Because when anything is frozen no external heat is mixed....
Yes, you can reheat it. I've done it before and it tastes good, nothing abnormal happens.
What you do is you take the chicken over. Then you go and get the feed from the other side. Take THAT over. Then, before you get the fox, you bring the chicken BACK over and get the fox, then get the chicken and then your done
A pineapple chicken is quickly consumed -they are delicious! It's a chicken, roasted with pineapple slices added (on top) about fifteen minutes before it's done cooking.
The chicken must be cooked slower at a lower temperature. Try keeping it away from direct flame. You can also par-boil the chicken, boil first and then finish on the grill.
The main thing that needs to be done to make a chicken foot edible is to clean it well before cooking. Once that is done, a common way Chinese restaurants cook chicken feet is to first deep fat fry them to make them puffy, then stew or simmer them.