Mark Hudson

With health concerns over eating red meat and cancer risk, chicken also is chosen as a likely healthier protein option. In fact, the American Institute for Cancer Research ( 1) recommends limiting consumption of red meat and processed meats. One more question we ran across in our research was “Does chicken liver contain protein?”. Chicken … Read more

Chicken Drumstick Portions The Chicken drumstick is the calf, or lower leg section of the whole leg that attaches to the chickens foot. The chicken drumstick is most often sold with the skin on and bone-in, and is called a ‘drumstick’ due to its similarity in shape to a drumstick used by a musician. Where … Read more

Yes, plucked chicken feathers always grow back. As we said, it’s like hair. Unless your chicken gets badly burned or injured, that follicle nerve damage happens. In that case, feathers won’t grow back. Make sure you keep your chickens safe from heat lamps and bullies. Even mild feather burns or breakage will always molt away … Read more

TIM: Well, first of all, chicken pox doesn’t have anything to do with chickens. An image shows a chicken. A large red X is drawn over the image. The chicken turns its head to face the viewer and clucks. TIM: It’s a disease caused by the Varicella-zoster virus. An image shows two virus particles with … Read more

No, chickens are not carnivores even though a lot of people think they are, simply because they eat meat. A carnivore is a meat eater, right? But a carnivore’s diet is consist mainly of meat. Yes, chickens eat meat and raw meat, however as said earlier they have ability to eat and survive on both … Read more

Ingredients2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts (about 1 pound total)1 cup panko (Japanese breadcrumbs) 1/3 cup grated Parmesan. Coarse salt1 tablespoon vegetable oil1/2 cup all-purpose flour3 large eggs, lightly beaten, cooking spray Honey Mustard or Spicy Ketchup, for serving (see Cook’s Notes below). You could definitely reheat chicken more than once or as much as you … Read more

At this time, the chicken jerky is a possible cause. Most dogs can vomit and have diarrhea for a couple of days when they eat something like this that they did not digest very well. At this point here are some suggestions that you can give him that should help him feel better. Within hours … Read more

Chickens need wings because if they didn’t have them then KFC couldn’t do their Family Feast box meals. Also there wouldn’t be any Hot Wings . So as you can see, if chickens didn’t have wings the world would be a darker place! Originally Answered: Why do chickens need wings? They need wings to fly. … Read more

Yes, chickens can eat a whole fish, including raw fish carcasses, heads, bones, skin, fins and guts. Do not feed chickens a heavily buttered or deep fried fish, as it is too fatty for them. Yes, chickens can eat acorn squash, either raw or cooked. Chickens can eat all parts of the acorn squash, including … Read more

Asks: Why does chicken go bad so much faster than other meats at room temperature? Food-borne bacteria are the primary cause of spoilage and food poisonings. Thriving in moist, low-acid environments where lots of protein is present, pathogens like Salmonella, Campylobacter and E. Coli live with the bird. Another frequent inquiry is “Why chickens are … Read more