Chicken thigh
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100 grams of boneless skinless chicken thighs is more like 200 calories... at least that's "fatsecret" entry ive been using in MFP... taste so much better than white chicken breast, as it should with the calorie bump.0
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I like the whole damn bird! But I have been using a lot of leg quarters lately, they're inexpensive and tasty!0
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I was big on thighs for a while but am back to breasts lately for texture and taste.0
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The leg0
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The thigh with the skin on is my fav.0
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I love chicken thighs! I use them almost exclusively unless I am making chicken tenders or chicken salad. They just taste better to me and aren't nearly as dry.0
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Depends on what I'm making. For curry and soup I do dark meat. Putting on salads or in wraps I do breasts.0
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Chicken is the only time my husband is a breast man. I prefer the boneless, skinless thighs too. Preferably cooked in the crockpot with Italian dressing and soy sauce for 6-8 hours on low.1
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In for leg quarters and the economics! A 10-pound bag of fresh chicken leg quarters (no added water) was $4.80 last week at the Piggly Wiggly (yes, that's a real supermarket name). It resulted in seventeen three-ounce servings of cooked chicken dark meat at $0.28 a serving! Took the bones, tendons, skin, etc. and made 10 cups of "free" luscious, gelatinous broth -- a warm cup of which cures my hunger pangs for hours.1
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Thigh or wing...but we end up making more breasts because that's what the kids will eat.0
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Thighs only. Breasts are too bland, so to make them taste like anything worth using the calories for, you're just adding more calories. I'd rather have one thigh and actually enjoy the taste of it.1
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collectingblues wrote: »Thighs only. Breasts are too bland, so to make them taste like anything worth using the calories for, you're just adding more calories. I'd rather have one thigh and actually enjoy the taste of it.
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Thigh, leg quarers or whole bird. All skin on unless a recipe calls for it and even then if I can get away with skin on and bone in I'll do it for the extra flavor.
Plus I exorcise mom privilege and claim all unwanted crispy chicken skin.1 -
dothefreddy wrote: »Thigh, leg quarers or whole bird. All skin on unless a recipe calls for it and even then if I can get away with skin on and bone in I'll do it for the extra flavor.
Plus I exorcise mom privilege and claim all unwanted crispy chicken skin.
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My favorite is chicken wings- but I will eat the thigh or leg - my mom loves the breast0
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Love thighs if I can get them boneless or if I want to make broth. I used to not care for breasts because they would always get dry but I finally found a great way to bake them and now love them too. Pound to 1 inch thick, spice up however you want, and bake for 18-19 min at 450 or until they reach 160-170. They come out moist and delicious :-) I also usually give them a salt water soak (and skip salt in the seasoning) but I don't have salt issues.0
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