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  You might have come across a lot of salad or sandwich recipes that require cooked or poached chicken. Although you might go for rotisserie chicken but if you are out of it and are too lazy to run to the store, then boiling some chicken at home is the best and easiest way to obtain juicy and tender chicken that is easily shredded.   Boiling chicken might sound bland and easy to cook but if the proper way is not used, your chicken may turn out super dry and I am sure, no one likes dry, chewy chicken. It is ideal to cook chicken breast in boiling liquid as they dry out quite easily when grilled or roasted. If you want your cooking liquid to turn into a delicious broth while obtaining a juicy chicken, it is best to use the bone-in breast pieces with the skin on. However, if you want your chicken to be cooked in a short time, a boneless and skinless half chicken breast would be the best option. There isn’t anything too difficult in boiling chicken breast but there are a few ...

Cooked in a slow cooker, the chicken casserole is an everyday thing for our dinners. It is not a very hard or time taking process to cook it and hence one of those suppers that you can truly toss in whatever vegetables you have going extra, and it works wonders! Among all my slow cooker recipes, this chicken casserole is certainly the go-to-dinner for us! What to add in your Chicken Casserole? Since its “Chicken Casserole” you know the main ingredient already! My fondness is for boneless chicken thighs. Though I prefer working with whichever chicken I have. Chicken thighs and drumsticks are less expensive than the heavy breast pieces and can certainly be left in for more. However, you can make use of anything as per your preference. Add in your veggies! We've included a wide range of vegetables to our famous chicken casserole meals every now and then such as leeks, carrots, parsnips, celery, peppers, potatoes, tomatoes, onions – and so on, we've probably attempted all of them! ...

Thinking of lice the first thing that comes to mind is the crazy itching in your head or for those who own cats or dogs can imagine the havoc and the mindless scratching. It is very common for human and their pets to become victim of lice, mites, fleas or even ticks. These insects feed on the blood of their hosts and their bites inject some poison into the skin which causes the irritations and the itching. Similar to humans and pets, chickens can also become hosts for lice. Though the type of lice which infect chickens is bit different that those which infect humans but they belong to the same family and are called ‘chicken lice’. Yes, that right, even chicken can become infected with lice. If you are surprised then don’t worry, you’re definitely not the only one. Therefore it is very important that any new chicken that is to be added to the flock must be thoroughly checked before letting it roam free with others as if it is infected with chicken lice or mite it could spread it to the ...

  If you are looking for a comprehensive guide to understand the difference between chicken and hens, you have come to the right place. In this piece, we will impart essential knowledge to distinguish hens from chickens, equipping you with all you need to know about the most versatile bird in the world. If you are a lover who needs to have chirping birds in your backyard, you need to learn some basic lingo and terminology, with the most basic one as the difference between a hen and a chicken. What Is A Chicken? Now, we will take a look at some of the widely used poultry terms and try to trace their origin in the modern language. In essence, chicken is the street name for Gallus gallus Domesticus. As the name suggests, it is a domesticated bird that is kept around the world, both in commercial farms and houses, to yield meat and eggs. Origin Of The Word – Chicken The word “chicken” is originated from the old English word “cicen” which traces it roots back to a number of older Europe...