Anonymous
Post 05/19/2024 18:44     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
Anonymous wrote:oh my god, is this a real thing?

Signed a vegetarian


This. Good Lord!
Anonymous
Post 05/19/2024 18:43     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
Anonymous wrote:My mother taught me all about cooking chicken at an early age. "Thank the Lord"
Cleaning, cutting, cooking. I've passed it on to my children as well as grands. Removing hair/ feathers from chickens was a basic rule as a cook.
If I didn't have a gas stove I would use, and still do a
"CANDLE"!!!
I raise chickens so I know all about their Feathers and Hairs....
I do not eat chicken in restaurants unless, I have a cigarette lighter... Food for thought.... ENJOY... I'm in my 70's


what. does. this. mean
Anonymous
Post 05/19/2024 18:42     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
I don’t really care about this as long as it’s not noticeable when I’m eating them.

I think it would be weird to be okay with eating the skin but not the little hairs.
Anonymous
Post 05/19/2024 18:39     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
My mother taught me all about cooking chicken at an early age. "Thank the Lord"
Cleaning, cutting, cooking. I've passed it on to my children as well as grands. Removing hair/ feathers from chickens was a basic rule as a cook.
If I didn't have a gas stove I would use, and still do a
"CANDLE"!!!
I raise chickens so I know all about their Feathers and Hairs....
I do not eat chicken in restaurants unless, I have a cigarette lighter... Food for thought.... ENJOY... I'm in my 70's
Anonymous
Post 02/18/2014 22:11     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
oh my god, is this a real thing?

Signed a vegetarian
Anonymous
Post 02/18/2014 22:11     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
I can't imagine why people eat these. Yuck!!
Anonymous
Post 02/18/2014 21:00     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
And I also remove the skin, before cooking. Cooking chicken with skin on it is a big no-no in my kitchen.

Anonymous
Post 02/18/2014 21:00     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
I do roast chicken once a week. Butterfly it and take out the breastbone; rain kosher salt over the skin; place in roasting pan directly over halved baby potatoes; 450 degrees for 50-60 mins depending on size. Delicious; 10 mins prep time, if that -- and the wingtips crisp up so beautifully I usually eat both the second the bird comes out of the oven.
Anonymous
Post 02/18/2014 20:56     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
I hate raw chicken. This thread gives me the heebie jeebies.
Anonymous
Post 02/18/2014 20:32     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
This is disgusting.
Anonymous
Post 02/18/2014 20:27     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Cook at 450, they burn off, no problem.


No, they don't.


They do for me. Maybe your oven temp is off?
Anonymous
Post 02/18/2014 19:44     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
Anonymous wrote:Cook at 450, they burn off, no problem.


No, they don't.
Anonymous
Post 02/18/2014 19:31     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
Cook at 450, they burn off, no problem.
Anonymous
Post 02/18/2014 19:25     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
We don't eat chicken wings. Chicken breasts only here.
Anonymous
Post 02/18/2014 19:21     Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
I know it takes forever, but I do it. It really grosses me out seeing the hairs (bits of feather?) on cooked chicken wings. Do most people cut them off or leave them on?