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Posts Tagged ‘chicken seasoning’

Tasty Chicken At Home

Monday, April 26, 2010
posted by GiftGiver 3:53 PM

Everybody loves chicken. When properly seasoned, it is one of the best tasting foods there is. It is also healthier than pork or beef. Chicken breast in particular with skin removed, has less than one percent fat and has very low cholesterol. Chicken is very easy to cook and it fits among people who are into living healthy. For a healthier lifestyle that includes staying away from anything fried, you might want to try baking it instead. It is one of the most versatile meats since it can be used in soups and sandwiches. It can also be added in your pasta, vegetable and grain dishes.

For those who want their chicken really tasty, there are spices that can add a new dimension of flavor to your meal. You may marinate your chicken or use a chicken rub. With the use of various chicken rubs, you’ll be able to cook and enjoy it in different ways.

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Cook Chicken with an Attitude

Thursday, March 25, 2010
posted by GiftGiver 4:14 PM

Who will ever resist a dish that smells and looks mouthwatering? The appearance and of course the aroma of a cooked meal greatly depends on how it was carefully prepared. Chicken dry rub will make any grilled or roasted chicken irresistible! This coarsely ground mixture of herbs and spices are really meant to be rubbed to raw chicken before they are cooked.

Using dry heat on raw poultry product covered with chicken dry rub is the common practice. You can leave the entire rub on it while cooking or you could take some out. Culinary experts have proven that food prepared with rubbing rather than soaking to liquid marinades taste better. Once you massage the rub into the chicken, this amazing blend of herbs and spices penetrates the raw food making it tasty and prevents overcooking too.

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