Tuesday 5 August 2014

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Moist Chicken breasts are probably the most popular cut of meat sold in worldwide  today. They are quick, easy, low fat, and universally popular. What are the best ways of cooking them so you end up with moist, tender, flavorful meat? Read on and learn how to cook moist chicken breasts. There are two basic methods for cooking: dry heat and moist heat. Dry heat methods include baking, roasting, grilling, sauteing, and deep frying. Moist heat methods include microwaving, poaching, baking in parchment, steaming, and slow cooking. This is the rule: when cooking chicken breasts with dry heat, use high heat and cook for a short period of time. When using moist heat, use low heat and cook for a longer period of time.
Chicken breasts are a healthier alternative to dark meat and other types of meat, but all too often they turn out dry and flavorless. If eating on a powdery piece of white of white meat makes you want to give it up forever, you should know that with the proper cooking technique, you can have moist chicken breasts every time. Marinating the chicken breasts helps to tenderize the meat, and searing them over high heat on a grill locks in juicy flavor. They also have little fat, which means they can become dry if cooked too long. One way to ensure juicy, moist chicken is to brine before cooking. To brine chicken, place thawed chicken breasts in a solution of salt and water for about 1 hour in the refrigerator.

Preparation Time :

This recipe has about a 15 min preparation time. And maximum it will take 2 hours for  the finishing point and it will get ready in maximum 3 hours. Here are my tips on how to cook the perfect, Moist chicken breast and recipe is here to get you started .

Ingredients :

4 bone-in or boneless chicken breasts
Salt to taste
Olive oil
Kitchen knife
Lemon juice
Vinegar 
Yogurt
Grill tongs
Baking dish


Method :
  1. Trim the fat and tendons from the chicken breasts using a sharp knife.
  2. Trim the underside of the breast, too, to create a more uniform thickness. If there is a very thin flap on one end, cut that of as well. Save the trimmings in the freezer to make chicken stock.
  3. Cut horizontal slits down the length of each chicken breast to create spaces for the marinade to penetrate the meat.
  4. Mix your marinade using a two to one ratio of oil and an acidic ingredient, such as lemon juice, vinegar or yogurt.
  5. Oil helps coat the meat and keep it moist, and the acidic ingredient helps break down the bonds of protein, making it tender.
  6. You can use salt, pepper and fresh or dried herbs in your marinade, and diced garlic is always a flavorful addition.
  7. Place your chicken breasts in a single layer in a baking dish and pour the marinade over them. Lift up each breast to allow the marinade to get underneath.
  8. Cover the dish with foil or plastic wrap and put it in the refrigerator. I recommend marinating chicken breasts no longer than two hours, as they can become too tender and mushy.
  9. Turn your chicken breasts halfway through the marination period, if you desire, to redistribute the marinade.
  10. Light your charcoal grill, or turn your gas grill to high for direct heat cooking. Online grilling and barbecue magazine Grilling Companion recommends cleaning and oiling the grates before they get too hot.
  11. Remove your chicken breasts from the marinade and place them on the hottest part of the grill. Leave them there for four to six minutes, and then pick them up with tongs and flip them.
  12. Allow them to grill for another four to six minutes, and then check them to make sure they are done.
  13. You can do this by either cutting into the center and making sure the flesh is white through and not pink, or by using a meat thermometer to check the internal temperature.
  14. According to the USDA, chicken should be cooked to an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit.
  15. Remove the chicken breasts from the grill, and let them rest for two minutes before serving to allow the juices to redistribute.
1   TASTES :
Salty       5        Savory   6      Sour     6     Bitter    3     Sweet    3     Spicy  6 

(indicating marks out of 10 )
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos
Moist Chicken Breast Recipes Chicken Breast Recipes Oven Healthy Indian for Kids with Mushrooms Jamie Olive with Sauce Ideas Baked Photos

1 comment:

  1. I prefer the clean taste of ghee, or clarified butter, when roasting chicken, as it can withstand high heat without burning. However, regular butter also works in this recipe.
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    Angela Leonard
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