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craigster59 04-09-2022 02:55 PM

I'd like to welcome "avensis" to this thread and hope she/her/him/they go away.

stevej37 04-09-2022 03:24 PM

Duck skin is also great...as long as it doesn't soak up too much duck fat.

TimT 04-09-2022 03:32 PM

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Wouldn't that be like paper-thin?
I'd try it for sure.
Around here salmon skin is often prepared as a salad.. The skin does have a fair amount of meat still attached.... sloppy filet skillz

The skin is either broiled or fried... and served over seaweed and daikon.

Some sort of vinegar dressing on the seaweed and daikon... Eel sauce on the skin...

Done right the skin is like chicharrons.. or potato chips

WPOZZZ 04-09-2022 03:37 PM

I get my salmon from Sam's to make sashimi. Then put the skin in the air fryer. It is very light, crunchy and tasty! Costco carries it already made, but I have not tried it.

stevej37 04-10-2022 03:44 AM

I heard these are good when fried-up. :)

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javadog 04-10-2022 05:27 AM

I tried chicken feet at a dim sum place once upon a time.

I have no idea why people think those might be edible…

billybek 04-10-2022 05:44 AM

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Originally Posted by javadog (Post 11660847)
I tried chicken feet at a dim sum place once upon a time.

I have no idea why people think those might be edible…

I agree! I thought they were for picking your teeth after the meal...;)

stevej37 04-10-2022 06:40 AM

Our local Walmart stocks them all the time.
I think some are used for chicken soup flavoring.
Maybe some for dog food?

KFC911 04-10-2022 08:48 AM

I would never feed my dawg that crap...

VooDoo rituals :D

javadog 04-10-2022 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by stevej37 (Post 11660894)
Our local Walmart stocks them all the time.
I think some are used for chicken soup flavoring.
Maybe some for dog food?

Chicken feet can be used for making a broth, they’re high in gelatin.

Not some thing I do at my house, but go for it.

stevej37 04-10-2022 09:30 AM

^^^ I'll pass on that.

I have a friend that vacationed in Croatia a couple years ago. The very first meal they had in a restaurant included soup with a chicken head in it.

Jims5543 04-10-2022 10:03 AM

Getting these seasoned up and ready for the BGE for 2 3/4 hours at 200.

They are piggy backing with my pork belly..... Makin the bacon....

The wings get pulled at 2 hours and 45 minutes and thrown on the gas grill to crisp up the skin. The pork stays on 3+ hours.

Have some Datil pepper infused honey we are cheffing up into a hot sauce. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...d0cca79d98.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...30d7de8425.jpg

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mjohnson 04-10-2022 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by javadog (Post 11661008)
Chicken feet can be used for making a broth, they’re high in gelatin.

Not some thing I do at my house, but go for it.

Too often they taste (to me) like what they've been standing in for their short messy lives. Ala seriouseats and other sources, I just pump up a stock, preferably homemade, with some of a packet of Knox gelatin. No barnyard taste there.

I had them in Asia and they were almost OK but served bare. Could have used a decent sauce. Perhaps Franks and some butter? Hot Chicken Paws!

mjohnson 04-10-2022 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by stevej37 (Post 11661032)
^^^ I'll pass on that.

I have a friend that vacationed in Croatia a couple years ago. The very first meal they had in a restaurant included soup with a chicken head in it.

Allegedly it's to prove that you got the whole chicken - I guess if everyone gets a head, nobody gets ripped off. Here's one from rural China, near the Great Wall and served in (even for there) a hole in the wall, in 2009.

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stevej37 04-10-2022 11:20 AM

^^^ at least that one has more meat in it .....instead of just a head. :D
how do you start eating a chicken head...the cheeks first?

javadog 04-10-2022 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by mjohnson (Post 11661055)
Too often they taste (to me) like what they've been standing in for their short messy lives. Ala seriouseats and other sources, I just pump up a stock, preferably homemade, with some of a packet of Knox gelatin. No barnyard taste there.

I had them in Asia and they were almost OK but served bare. Could have used a decent sauce. Perhaps Franks and some butter? Hot Chicken Paws!

There’s no meat on the damn things. Just bones, tendons and skin. The ones we had at the dim sum place had some sort of a sauce, it didn’t help, at all.

Yack.

Jims5543 04-10-2022 11:36 AM

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stevej37 04-10-2022 11:41 AM

^^^
Good beer!
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Jims5543 04-10-2022 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by stevej37 (Post 11661134)

If you like that, may I suggest this:

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One of my favorite IPA's out there I rank it right up there with Dogfishhead 90 Minute.

stevej37 04-10-2022 01:53 PM

The 'Florida Man' and the 'Dogfish 90' are the only two that we get up here.
The Dogfish is very good. I've only had the FM once. Never had the Resin....I'll watch for it.


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