Anonymous
05/20/2024 19:16
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
Wut.
Anonymous
05/20/2024 17:47
Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
Anonymous wrote:We don't eat chicken wings. Chicken breasts only here.
+1
Anonymous
05/20/2024 17:13
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 do you do with a cigarette lighter at a restaurant?
Anonymous
05/20/2024 17:11
Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
Gross. No. I leave them. No one eats the wings in my family.
Anonymous
05/19/2024 23:39
Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
My parents are AA and from the south. They taught me to burn the hairs off and then clean the chicken before drying and seasoning.
Anonymous
05/19/2024 23:12
Subject: Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
I don't remove them.
But I buy our chicken from a relative who raises them, and half the time I help butcher and defeather them. Getting everything off is a real pain! After that, nothing grosses me out. We don't leave a lot of hair behind, but some chickens are just hairier than others.
If it bothers you, you can use a long-handled fireplace lighter to singe all of the residual hair off before cooking. That's what I do if I'm going to serve wings to anyone other than our immediate family, because I know people who haven't directly participated in the butchering process can get grossed out by it.
But I buy our chicken from a relative who raises them, and half the time I help butcher and defeather them. Getting everything off is a real pain! After that, nothing grosses me out. We don't leave a lot of hair behind, but some chickens are just hairier than others.
If it bothers you, you can use a long-handled fireplace lighter to singe all of the residual hair off before cooking. That's what I do if I'm going to serve wings to anyone other than our immediate family, because I know people who haven't directly participated in the butchering process can get grossed out by it.
Anonymous
05/19/2024 22:57
Subject: Re:Do you clean the little hairs off of chicken wings?
Is there anything more gross than getting a plate of wings and you see feathers on it? Lol
This is why I need to have a buzz to eat wings. They are delicious and hit the spot—but only in a beer-fueled, dimly lit setting.
Also, I only eat wings when I’m out because I feel like a commercial fryer adequately singes those little feathers right off.
Ugh….
This is why I need to have a buzz to eat wings. They are delicious and hit the spot—but only in a beer-fueled, dimly lit setting.
Also, I only eat wings when I’m out because I feel like a commercial fryer adequately singes those little feathers right off.
Ugh….