if they're not cooked in another 15 minutes i'm just ordering a fucking sandwich
you can't cook frozen chicken breasts in 20 minutes dude.
>microwave-defrost
>put in ziplog bag and run under lukewarm water in the sink
>leave in fridge for a few hours to defrost
pick one
plus cooking straight frozen chicken isn't going to do much for the taste
>microwave-defrost
>put in ziplog bag and run under lukewarm water in the sink
>leave in fridge for a few hours to defrost
pick one
plus cooking straight frozen chicken isn't going to do much for the taste
http://forums.bf2s.com/viewtopic.php?id=144614Hurricane2k9 wrote:
Ugh, this is why I hate cooking. These frozen chicken breasts said I could cook without thawing them in about 20 minutes. Sure enough, 20 minutes passed and they're still not fully cooked.
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
sounds like a serious problem, there. cooking chicken is some real haute cuisine difficulty.
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university students cook not for tasteKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
you can't cook frozen chicken breasts in 20 minutes dude.
>microwave-defrost
>put in ziplog bag and run under lukewarm water in the sink
>leave in fridge for a few hours to defrost
pick one
plus cooking straight frozen chicken isn't going to do much for the taste
well the box said no need to thawKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
you can't cook frozen chicken breasts in 20 minutes dude.
>microwave-defrost
>put in ziplog bag and run under lukewarm water in the sink
>leave in fridge for a few hours to defrost
pick one
plus cooking straight frozen chicken isn't going to do much for the taste
e: 35 minutes did the trick though. needed some salt but ironically I'm supposed to limit my salt intake. so it's either tasteless food or high blood presure.
Last edited by Hurricane2k9 (2011-12-03 13:56:48)
inb4 salmonella
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frozen chicken breasts in a box? wtf
this is why as a student you should live of beef, pasta or noodles. minced beef defrosts in 30mins nbd
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Salt is not bad for you. Excessive salt is.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
well the box said no need to thawKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
you can't cook frozen chicken breasts in 20 minutes dude.
>microwave-defrost
>put in ziplog bag and run under lukewarm water in the sink
>leave in fridge for a few hours to defrost
pick one
plus cooking straight frozen chicken isn't going to do much for the taste
e: 35 minutes did the trick though. needed some salt but ironically I'm supposed to limit my salt intake. so it's either tasteless food or high blood presure.
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KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
frozen chicken breasts in a box? wtf
lies
i used an oven
that looks horrific. buy your chicken from idk, a meat counter
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but then I have to consume it pretty quickly. whereas this shit is good till 2012.
jesus christ that looks like third-world shit. only in america can you advertise chicken with 'no steroids or hormones added!' as a positive selling point
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i think i'm gonna make mac and cheese tonight
e: Zeek, if you look at the first picture there's fine print that says federal regulations prevent farmers from giving chickens hormones or steroids. so they're basically just saying "we comply with the regulations"
e: Zeek, if you look at the first picture there's fine print that says federal regulations prevent farmers from giving chickens hormones or steroids. so they're basically just saying "we comply with the regulations"
Last edited by Hurricane2k9 (2011-12-03 14:13:08)
so why not stick it on the back in small print
as opposed to advertising with it
as opposed to advertising with it
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because hormone/steroid-free foodstuffs are all the rage here. seriously.
omg ewwHurricane2k9 wrote:
KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
frozen chicken breasts in a box? wtf
lies
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unless you're buying from whole foods or some farmer who only owns about 50 chickens, i doubt whatever you buy is much betterJay wrote:
omg ewwHurricane2k9 wrote:
KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
frozen chicken breasts in a box? wtf
lies