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domtyler said:Uh oh, here comes the hippy stuff!
Watch it, without the 'hippy stuff', you'd still be getting no more than one small sandwich out of each chicken...
domtyler said:Uh oh, here comes the hippy stuff!
domtyler said:fantastic Boeuf Bourguignon last night. Really rich and tasty and the meat was just falling apart.
Abitrary said:Does anyone know how chicken turns out in a crock pot? Whenever I do stew using chicken thighs, it turns out dry, gacky and chewy... even if I marinate them first.
Are these the things you leave on while you're at work BTW? Will a full day's slow cook made my chicken tender?
Fab Foodie said:Chicken is already tender as they're very young. Not all meats react the same to cooking conditions. Long-slow cooking works best for "tougher" cuts with more connective tissue, like stewing steak or cheap pot-roast joints where the long cook-time breaks down the collagen with time rendering toughish meat (such a stewing-steak) tender. Do the same with a fillet steak or liver (low connective tissue collagen content) and it will get tougher rather than more tender.