I’m headed over to the grocery store tomorrow. They have whole chickens on sale for 97 cents a pound. This is how we make our freezers pay for themselves. If you can stock up when things are on sale you can eat well for less whenever you choose. I was thinking of all the things that can be done with a chicken. Good grief I felt like Bubba in Forest Gump talking about shrimp. I went to the America’s Test Kitchen web page and hit the chicken button. It loaded a full page of recipes and said load more at the bottom of the page. There’s several pages of recipes. They even had Beer Can Chicken! I felt vindicated! I love beer can chicken. I can taste a difference. Our own SheilaAnn is leading the group in chicken pot pie cooking. It’s winter how long has it been since you simmered a chicken in the pot thinking about the chicken and dumplings you’d have that night. I make a kind of hybrid chicken noodle-dumpling soup that sounds like over kill but is so good! A chicken in every pot has been the thing to do for a long time!
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I just paid $1.89/lb for the one i bought this morning and i was pleased with that price..
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Living up here in Northern Michigan not much tastes better in January than a chicken quartered and cooked over some charcoal with a little cherry shavings in some foil smoking on the coals to help it flavor. Don't do much smoking as living on Lake Huron its almost a continous cold wind and hard to hold temps.
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I never really paid attention to sales, but with everything (literally) getting so expensive, I am really paying attention now, especially for stuff I know will use. HEB just sent out their weekly ad and both pork tenderloin and pork loin are on sale. Yes, please.
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I subscribed to the on line weekly flyers from all the local grocery stores and the local Ace hardware. I check Walmart and Academy often to see if B&B lump is on sale. As I drive through town I look to see who has the lowest price gasoline too. I’m retired so I have time to do these things.
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Oak Smoke we have an app called gas buddy. It will show locations prices and when that price was last posted.
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Just something to think about when buying chicken. Those grocery store chickens in that plastic bag with 15% water and salt weigh a hell of a lot. Look at a fresh fryer and its weight. I showed a meat clerk the difference here a couple years ago, she had two fresh fryers they wrapped in store and another single in a bag. Chickens were all about the same size but the bagged chicken weighed over half again as much as the fresh ones. Having said that though if you were a brine person before cooking those are all set to go. I always get the fresh chickens from the meat market.
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That one contains 12% added chicken broth, sea salt and "natural flavorings". But should be good over some hot charcoal.
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cruiseplanner1. Interesting. The way the label was stuck on there, I didn't see everything. It does say up to 6% added something.
Protein labeling in general is more misleading than informative. The use of "Angus" in numerous ways is not helpful, nor is the use of "premium".
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