How do you log in calories, etc. for a chicken thigh?
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I am frying bone-in skin-on chicken thighs in a tablespoon of oil. I find listings for a raw chicken thigh, but how do you account for the bone or the oil absorbed? Thanks in advance.
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I count pretty much all of my cooking oil, unless I can see there is a lot still in the pan (there will also be cooking juice in the pan, so not everything left in the pan is cooking oil).
I would weigh the thigh raw and then weigh the bone afterwards and log the weight of the raw thigh minus the bone weight.0 -
Look for a data entry for skin on, cooked chicken thigh. Weigh it before eating then weigh the bones after you're done and subtract the difference0
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