>>21488912 (OP)
Needs to be good chicken. Recipes like this, itβs the quality of the ingredients what makes the meal. American grocery store chickens which have been pumped full of GH and saline will always be weird and gross like this. Farm-raised and butchered, not so much.
>>21488912 (OP)
Coat them with salt and spices overnight and then set out for an hour before cooking. Cook them until they just hit 165 F. Coat them in BBQ sauce or teriyaki or sriracha and broil for another few minutes to crisp up the glaze.
You can't go wrong. It's the best part of the bird. You just have to brine them or do like I suggested.
>>21488920 >American grocery store chickens which have been pumped full of GH
Once again, no farmer has ever given hormones to poultry, mainly because to a farmer, chickens are worth very little.
>>21488912 (OP)
wrong and fuck a cactus. Ate one as it was for dinner. Shredded the other two and mixed with leftover bbq pork ribs and made 3 days worth of salad sandwiches
All you really need to make it taste good is salt, msg, and sucralose. It's pretty much what all of the major sauces have (aside from sugar being replaced with sucralose).
>>21488920 >chicken is grown with gh
You aren't allowed to do that to any edible livestock in the United States.
Chicken specifically has been super selectively bred here for quick growth and meat production, to the degree that the chickens will never make it to their natural lifespan as their growth rate is so high that they will die of a heart attack from the excess work their hearts do long before they reach even 2 years of age.
>>21488912 (OP)
misread this as impossible to make this taste bad. it's the easiest cut to cook. throwing it over an open flame unseasoned and it will still taste good