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anyone here ever grind any chicken? i saw a tv show and they were using chicken sausage in a recipe. just wondered if anyone had made anything from ground chicken.i can buy boneless skinless chicken thighs in 40lb boxes at the poultry plant for 30.00 a box. i'm think about grinding a few and doing some experimenting.

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That's a good price. Cheapest I ever see it here is $.99/lb. Sedanos has them for that now, which is only occasionally.


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My neighbor makes lasagna with ground turkey instead of beef, and you can't tell the diffrence. Seriously, i did a side by side taste test, and I love lasagna.
I would not be afraid of ground chicken.


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No doubt the ground chicken is eatable, and if spiced could be fair.

Years back, an older family friend gave us some ground turkey that some program, or other gave to low income seniors.
After a few tries of trying to like it, we fed it to the cats.


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Use it all the time now can't stand to eat hog lard sausage, so just grind chicken and use my breakfast sausage seasoning really good and almost 0 fat. Antelope same way!!

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ground chicken sucks. Simple as that.


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totally agree. It sort of turns into a giant mush ball.

Turkey OTOH I can manage.


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On the other hand, I had for supper a taco using the bottom of the barrel makins' with a chicken hot dog chaiser.

To me, the mark of a good cook, is making something not so good into something good!

Mind you, myself, I'm not only so good at that!


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My buddy and I made a ground chicken cordon bleu meat loaf at our Eggfest last August and people raved over it.

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Saw a young lad in the sun at a gator farm near Monroe some years back. He was wearing a Superman cape and unloading a semi load of dead chickens by wheelbarrow. On the way he was dropping them into a huge grinder that fed them straight into another wheelbarrow. Each time he filled the second wheelbarrow he wheeled it into the farm and dumped it into a gator pond...

All day long and it was over 105 and those chickens may have died quite a while before they were delivered.


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Originally Posted by BOWHUNR
My buddy and I made a ground chicken cordon bleu meat loaf at our Eggfest last August and people raved over it.

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i figured on grinding it half frozen to keep it from getting mushy.

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The old, "Nothing ventured, nothing gained", could come into play here.
Also, with forty pounds, from the old Red Green Show, Red, "Whatever this is, we've got a lot of it!"


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I ain't putting any chicken in my grinder.


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well the way i see it.it can't be that bad,its still chicken.you have to really try to mess up chicken.

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My wife is always trying me to get me to eat more chicken instead or elk,deer, antelope. I usually choke it down with minimum complaints, but no way am I going do the ground chicken.

It is bad enough what they are putting in ground beef ,but I can only imagine what goes into the ground chicken.The phrase lips and a$$holes comes to mind.

Awhile back there was some documentation of about the amount of contaminated chicken on today's super market shelves. Now you are suppose to cut up your chicken on a separate cutting board, disinfect everything that it touches, and wash your hands and tools completely. How does that carry over to ground chicken?

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Any ground bird impersonating a real meat such as in burgers or sausage gives me nightmares.

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Ground chicken may well have a place, on my plate-----, likely not.


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You make a great point. Extra done. Why grind chicken, this will be like ground turkey. Everyone thinks breastfeeding meat, the truth is thigh and legs. 93 percent hamburger will probably be similar fat content.


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i was just thinking of trying it because we're paying top dollar for good burger at the butcher shop.at .75 lb chicken is pretty cheap eating.i think chicken would be better ground than turkey.

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