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  1. Smoked a chicken and the skin came out like boot leather

    Aug 14, 2012 · 10 I recently decided to smoke and entire chicken so I dropped it in and kept the smoker around 225-250 for about 4 hours. I went in and sprayed it down with a little apple …

  2. deep frying - Why is my chicken all rubbery? - Seasoned Advice

    Rubbery chicken is normally a sign that it is overcooked. Frying is a challenging method to cook chicken, because it is very rapid, and easy to overcook the chicken. Some of this, you will …

  3. How to smoke chicken without it coming out tough?

    Sep 12, 2011 · Chicken is low in fat so it can dry out in a smoker at prolonged and low temps. He suggested "smoke-roasting" - get your smoker ripping at 350 to 400F (I have an off-set wood …

  4. Can chicken not completely cooked then cooled be fully cooked …

    I cooked some chicken but didn't realise it hadn't completely cooked through. It then went in the fridge and a day later I cut through it to discover the problem. Is it now safe to put that chicke...

  5. How do I cook a chicken to make it really really really soft?

    Rubbery chicken is a sign that the chicken is overcooked -- by any method. You can get tender chicken with any cooking method if you're careful about how long it cooks. Can you tell us any …

  6. My chicken breasts release a lot of fluid when cooked. How do I …

    Apr 16, 2015 · 5 I notice when cooking chicken breast in a pan, or in the oven, the chicken releases a lot of fluid, watering down the flavour. This happens with fresh chicken as well as …

  7. food safety - How does my pre-cooked Costco chicken breast not …

    Aug 5, 2020 · The label says "best before" a date that is 5 weeks from now. I don't think there is enough salt or vinegar to preserve these since the chicken tastes like normal chicken and …

  8. Why did my organic chicken come out like rubber after roasting?

    It sounds like your chicken was simply overcooked. If you used a built in pop-up timer, these almost always are set to a temperature which will overcook your poultry. Some authorities …

  9. Recovering from a sous vide disaster - Seasoned Advice

    Sep 1, 2023 · I decided to cook the chicken further in the sauce but this (quite understandably) ended up with classic "Rubber chicken". Having two pieces left over that were rapidly chilled …

  10. temperature - How/Why Does Broth Burn? - Seasoned Advice

    When simmering a basic chicken or beef broth (bones/meat/onion/carrot/spices) the result generally improves with time until, often, after a long time (on the order of 12-24 hours) the …