Recipe Roast Chicken.

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Here's a pic of the roasted Chicken that I did yesterday!! Looks a little overdone, but it's not.

Came out with crispy dry golden skin with moist tender juicy meat inside!
 
morning glory said:
I was wondering what this meant. Here we are advised not to wash chicken.
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I still usually wash chicken (and other poultry) inside and out. I put it in a bowl, so it doesn't splash. Besides, these days, you don't know what might have happened to it. It could have been kicked around the floor.....:laugh: Washing it gets rid of the smell that some plastic-packed chicken has. If it still smells after that, it's off. I wash meat too.
 
In the ep of I love Lucy, the chickens were supposed to be cooked already. When that fe3ll from the ceiling, they looked pretty raw. The pressure cooker exploded & they were thrown from it.
 
Isn't chicken routinely dipped in chlorine in the US? This would explain the need to wash it.
 
epicuric said:
Isn't chicken routinely dipped in chlorine in the US? This would explain the need to wash it.
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Only if you're Food Lion and after the expiration date or it starts to smell. Then you just repackage and sell!:okay: Always wondered why they went out of business locally.:headshake:
 
epicuric said:
Isn't chicken routinely dipped in chlorine in the US? This would explain the need to wash it.
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Far as I understand that isn't why some folk wash it. Its just tradition. The traces of chlorine are minute and I doubt a rinse would get rid of them. Its just plain dangerous to wash chicken.

CraigC said:
Only if you're Food Lion and after the expiration date or it starts to smell. Then you just repackage and sell!:okay: Always wondered why they went out of business locally.:headshake:
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I too thought chicken was chlorine washed in the USA. I'm sure if you buy free range from a farm it wouldn't be - but otherwise I thought it was. In fact I'm sure I saw something about this as part of the Brexit debate on TV when they were talking about possible food imports from the USA.

Here we go:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-43899603
 
Shermie said:
In the ep of I love Lucy, the chickens were supposed to be cooked already. When that fe3ll from the ceiling, they looked pretty raw. The pressure cooker exploded & they were thrown from it.
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Sorry, I can't joke about pressure cooker explosions. I saw first hand the results of one on the human body, not pretty and something I still remember vividly almost 50 years later. It's why I refused to use one for many, many years, though I am becoming more comfortable since they are so good at cooking some things, but still am super obsessive about safety measures when using.
 
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