Don’t Wash Your Chicken – Sanitize It Using An Ozone Generator For Water!

Don’t Wash Your Chicken, quotes recent headlines from around the nation. These headlines cite the many health risks associated with spreading bacteria all over the kitchen as a result of washing your chicken at home in the kitchen sink.

For years, famous cooks from Julia Child to Martha Stewart have recommended washing your poultry, prior to cooking it, and cookbooks from around the world have repeated this advice.

Recent research from Drexler University in Pennsylvania, coupled with research from New Mexico State University, has suggested that chicken washing can actually result in germs being spread all over the kitchen. Germs are often spread from sink, to counter top, to cheese, to produce and then on to the washer’s t-shirt or clothing spreading deadly germs, and greatly increasing the risk of poultry born illness and disease for the family in the home. A new video was even made and a campaign was begun on the popular National Public Radio show, Salt, teaching the evils of chicken washing.

As honest as these researchers are, and as well-intentioned as the folks at National Public Radio are, they are only telling part of the truth. Only part of the truth you ask? Continue reading “Don’t Wash Your Chicken – Sanitize It Using An Ozone Generator For Water!”

Different Methods on Keeping Chickens

Keeping chicken can be a very thrilling activity especially for those who love them. Depending on the reason behind keeping the birds, the choice of birds will also determine the method of keeping them. People who keep chickens as pets may not need to take very elaborate grilling on the art of keeping chickens. Nonetheless, chickens are all the same in one aspect, thus the food they eat and problems that may affect them.

Free-range method

The free-range method means the hens are free to roam around in a secure area. This time old method has been practiced in several parts of the world with great success. Letting the hens roam around has great benefits to both the hens and the farmer.

The hens are able to balance their diet naturally by foraging for insects and pests and even vegetables and fruits as they roam the vicinity. As they eat the pests and other insects in the farm, they automatically assist the farmer in pest control. Continue reading “Different Methods on Keeping Chickens”

Easy Chicken Recipes for Dinner

Once you start reading this article, you will surely get what is stated in the title. Of course this article is not going to disappoint you so hold on and find out what could be the most preferable easy chicken recipes for dinner to share with your loved ones.

There are lots of recipes you can do with the chicken and these are easy to deal with. Chicken is very likable and absolutely lovable that’s why most people are chicken fans (and I am proud to be one of them). So do not worry too much about dinner because the chicken’s going to be extra delicious for that. Take note that these are easy chicken recipes, you can simply not exert too much effort with that, perhaps the result will be awesome. So here are some easy chicken recipes for dinner you can try:

Chicken Strips with Mayo dip

Cut boneless and skinless breasts in strips (don’t make them too thin). On a plate, add salt, pepper and flour together. In a mixing bowl, mix egg with mustard and water. Get another plate and place bread crumbs. After these, dip the chicken strips with the first mixture, then the second and third. When the chicken strips are fully coated, you can now fry it on a pan with oil and butter. Wait until the chicken browns. Serve it with a mayo dip (add green onions and garlic with the mayo if desired) and there you have it! Continue reading “Easy Chicken Recipes for Dinner”

Umami Chicken Cacciatore Recipe, Will Tantalize the Taste Buds

Umami- is a Japanese word meaning savory a “deliciousness” factor deriving specifically from detection of the natural amino acid, glutamic acid , or glutamates common in meats, cheese, broth, stock, and other protein-heavy foods.

This is the new catch phrase or hot word around for chefs in the industry. It has been around for a hundred years or so but people are just now starting to really talk about it in food circles and starting to use it more in every day cooking to really pack a punch in everyday meals. This is a dish that will do just that with the flavor of a cooked or rendored pancetta.

Ingredients you will need: Chicken 4 breast- 4 ounces of Pancetta, 1 large red bell diced 1 small onion diced, 3 garlic cloves minced, 1 – 28 oz can of diced tomatoes, 3 ounces of olive or canola oil, 3/4 cup of white wine-one that you would drink, 3 cans of chicken broth, 3 Tablespoons of capers, 2 Teaspoons of dried oregano, 1/4 Cup of fresh minced basil leaves, 1/2 Cup of flour, salt and pepper to taste. Continue reading “Umami Chicken Cacciatore Recipe, Will Tantalize the Taste Buds”

White Chili Recipe – Five Star White Bean Chicken Chili

Tasty and flavorable, this hearty recipe for white chicken chili will have them coming back for seconds. Serve with various toppings: avocado slices, cheese, sour cream, lime, cilantro and tortilla chips.

  • 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
  • 1 pound cooked chicken meat, diced
  • 1 onion, chopped
  • 2 cloves garlic, minced
  • 1 (14.5 oz.) can chicken broth
  • 1 (18.75 oz.) can tomatillos, drained and chopped
  • 1 (16 oz.) can diced tomatoes
  • 1 (7 oz.) can diced green chilies
  • 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
  • 1/2 teaspoon ground coriander seed
  • 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
  • 1 (15 oz.) can white beans
  • 2 ears fresh corn
  • Salt and pepper to taste
  • 1 lime, sliced

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Smacar Binoy American Chicken Recipe

Transforming a Culinary Repertoire with Chicken

Inspiring the taste buds and the gourmet in you, chicken dishes have come home to roost as the ubiquitous food which has crossed cultural horizons to offer the palate passion and pleasure. Hitting the culinary spotlight with a cadenza of flavor and aroma, the simple chicken or Gallus gallus domesticus displays a mild taste and with its uniform texture can be transformed into any type of culinary concoction.

Making inroads into a vast culinary arena, chicken has conquered the world with a rich and delicious history. Journeying into a delicious path, the famous chicken has traversed through global terrain and has made an impression with its accessibility, low cost, nutritional value and versatility. As an all-time favorite, the chicken absorbs the flavors of any ingredient and has been used in innovative ways around the globe.

Explore Versatile, Vibrant and Vivacious Chicken Dishes Continue reading “Smacar Binoy American Chicken Recipe”

How Many Different Ways Can You Cook a Chicken?

The often asked question to cooks all over is “how to cook”. It challenges me to ask myself how many methods of cooking are there out there that can be applied to a main ingredient. Let’s try this with the ever so famous chicken. And mind you, every part of the chicken can be turned into a dish. Have you heard of chicken feet as a specialty?

I will go in alphabetical order so that we can add-on if we find more.

1.Bake – there are many recipes to bake a chicken; either whole (a.k.a. roasting) or chicken pieces/breasts. We can also bake lovely chicken pies.

2. blanche – you can put the chicken into boiling water first, and then into ice cold water, before grilling the meat. That way you get to lock the juices in. Also the water used for boiling can be used as chicken stock.

3. boil – boiling chicken either gets you a nice chicken soup or chicken can be boiled before shredding and served as garnishing for noodles soup dishes. Also boiling the chicken before grilling shortens the cooking time. Continue reading “How Many Different Ways Can You Cook a Chicken?”

Low-Calorie Chicken Recipes

I am not going to start another lecture on healthy diet, what should you eat and what not to eat, blah, blah, blah. On the web, you can find enough articles about that. Staying healthy and fit does not involve the idea that you should only eat vegetables and fruits. I know how tough it is, not to respond to the alluring calls of pizzas, burgers or other spicy, cheesy foods. And for what? Because you want to keep your waistline trimmed, forever. And this can never happen if you keep your taste buds happy. Hence, you ditch the animal protein from your diet. Really? You think so?

Shedding pounds does not include that you eat less, but eat the foods or dishes of less calorie. If you are following a diet plan that cuts all that you love to eat, does not sound well. Mark my words, you cannot follow that meal plan for a long time. Here are some low-calorie chicken recipes that will help you to stay on the tracks of a healthy diet, as well as pampering your taste buds. Continue reading “Low-Calorie Chicken Recipes”

A Tasty Chicken Recipe That Genghis Khan Loved – So Why Don’t You Try It

Welcome to the Gourmet Chicken Recipe Series. Today is the best Central Asian Chicken Dish ever created and one of the best dishes to be centerpiece of your next dinner party…..

Mongolian Chicken

Ingredients:

2 tsp. peanut oil, 1/4 tsp. salt, 1/4 tsp. sugar, 2 tsp. cornstarch, 10 ounces boneless skinless chicken breasts, 1/2 tsp. minced garlic, 2 tsp. freshly ground chillies, 1/2 tsp. finely chopped onions, 2 tsp. cold water, 2 tsp. sugar, 1 tbsp. peanut oil, 1 tbsp. shaoxing rice wine or dry sherry, 1/3 cup chicken broth, 1 tsp. dark soy sauce, 4 dried Chinese mushrooms, 1/2 small red bell pepper cut 1-inch triangles, 3 spring onions mainly white cut into 2″ lengths, 1/2 tsp. cornstarch, 2 tsp. cold water for thickening, 1 tsp. sesame oil, 2 tsp. ground bean sauce (mo si jeung), 10 oz boneless skinless chicken breasts (cut on diagonal into 1/4″ thick by 2″ long slices, 4 Chinese dried mushrooms (soaked in warm water for 45 minutes, rinsed, water squeezed out, stems discarded, caps halved)

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French Way of Making Chicken Stock

God bless the French for introducing the world to fine cuisine! For if it weren’t the French, the world would have never known about the different gourmet sauces, the different cooking techniques and of course the huge variety of cheese (almost 400 of them)! Speaking of cooking techniques, some words have no equal equivalent in English and are thus addressed by their French name. Sauté and Braise are two such terms that I know off; I’m sure there must be more!

Coming back to our topic, the French have indeed mastered the art of making stocks. No true blue French cook would ever dream of using the canned or powdered variety of stock for his sauces. All their stocks are prepared in the kitchen using the freshest of ingredients. This perhaps explains the reason why a French chef carefully preserves the carcass of the every meat… from veal, beef, chicken, and even fish. Before you could even begin to understand about the different sauces, it’s important to get the different broths, including the chicken stock right. Continue reading “French Way of Making Chicken Stock”