Trying to work out calories for Spatchcock minus the skin?
aaaanni
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Done a quick google search but can't find how many calories in a Spatchcock - and if i remove the skin? They look like tiny chickens!
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hhmmm...whats a "spatchcock"? forgive me if I seem stupid, lol.0
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Are you supposed to remove the skin? Maybe I should Google before I say something we'll all regret.
Well, most of us. Welll, most of you.0 -
It looks like a style of cooking to me...is it like a cornish hen? And then they said it is also a young chicken less than a few weeks old...
I suppose you could treat it like chicken then, and the calories would depend on you roasting with or without the skin...0 -
it IS chicken!0
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Cornish Game Hen would be pretty close. It should be in the database! Good luck!
Edited after I Googled it!
It a method of deboning poultry so you can butterfly or grill it flattened!0 -
they *are* chickens.
deboned whole chickens.
So, calculate for which pieces you ate, as boneless skinless _________, however many ounces you ate.0 -
Spatchcocking is a way of preparing poultry or game birds. It is butterflying them by removing the backbone.0
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Log the parts that you eat without skin?0
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It's a boneless chicken.0
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I smell something here.... *sniff sniff* And I think I know who...0
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awwww man... too bad spatchy has a forum ban...
There could be some awesome "eat me" comments in here.....0 -
Spatchcocking is a way of preparing poultry or game birds. It is butterflying them by removing the backbone.
So basically 1 chicken minus whatever calories are in the backbone?
In my opinion it's just easier to eat the backbone to avoid having to do the maths on that.0 -
Spatchcocking is a way of preparing poultry or game birds. It is butterflying them by removing the backbone.
So basically 1 chicken minus whatever calories are in the backbone?
In my opinion it's just easier to eat the backbone to avoid having to do the maths on that.
I agree.0 -
Spatchcocking is a way of preparing poultry or game birds. It is butterflying them by removing the backbone.
So basically 1 chicken minus whatever calories are in the backbone?
In my opinion it's just easier to eat the backbone to avoid having to do the maths on that.0 -
hhmmm...whats a "spatchcock"? forgive me if I seem stupid, lol.
lol your not stupid... I have no idea either? But title of topic was too much to pass up...lol0 -
don't be beetlejuicing that naked chicken in here. He's bad.0
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Well, I learned something new today:) Thank you !0
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hhmmm...whats a "spatchcock"? forgive me if I seem stupid, lol.
lol your not stupid... I have no idea either? But title of topic was too much to pass up...lol
lmao...yeah, I had to look myself.0 -
Cornish game hen it is!! thanks so much! 294 Cal per bird minus the skin0
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People know everything on this site. Even stuff that should be a Monty Python skit.
Really Spatchcock, with no explanation. O.P you knew we would all be intrigued. And now I learned a new word.0 -
As far as I can figure an average sized Spatchcock is about 500 to 600 calories.0
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