I like to slice the breast meat thin and grill it on the BBQ. Almost fat free, husband likes it even cold leftover on a salad or make it into chicken salad sandwiches. I prefer dark meat, but cooked fast in thin strips the white meat is not dry.
Duck is on my to do list! I love duck and even white meat eating husband likes duck breast.
You're missin' out!
Good for you. Lower fat is as good as we get here. Carbs are non-negotiable to my guy!
Us too! I lost 100lbs. DH lost 35. You think the thing that's gonna be the big deal is buying smaller clothes & allowing your family to include you in photos, but really, the big deal is completely how much better you feel!
Congratulations!!!
Yep it would have to be the same county because the value of meat vs the value of gas+time kicks in
Not really....if you don't like eating something....JS.You're missin' out!
I have raised cornishx for many seasons to donate for 4H and holiday meals, but we keep muscovy ducks for our meat, and a blue strain of Khali cambells we have been selecting for the mutation many years as the babies are autosexing. Consistently autosexing. Also, ducks are heavy layers of extra nice eggs in impressive numbers and leas stress and predator losses. I can offer proof they outlay, are healthier and forage and outdo chickens. But....(wait for it! ) The usual provider of cornishx suddenly decided that we, whom don't eat our birds, and donate time, feed, and Trabsport kids to shows whom we donate the ones out of the birds annual order of 300, often means feeding and meeting those kids own eating needs etc. So although ordered in august, in feb. WE WERE TOLD WE WERE HOARDING AND would be put second to brand new customers getting minimum birds due to panic. Well, we decided that after all these seasons and money, we'd just let the place do as it pleased and go elsewhere. It proved to be a sickening jolt to what the hatcheries were going thru. So, since we were already sold due to hatchery situation, we started seeking another place. Wow! Like going to the bathroom and realising that there is no toilet paper! So, I tried for some suggestions from back home, the east coast..specifically Amish kinda family business. And Ken Fix set us up with 160 freedom ranger Sr and no hassle! Absolutely professional and addressed my concerns for these wouldn't meet our cornishx profile. Darned if those little golden nuggets showed up vigorous, beatific and ready to go! Well, I can tell you I'll keep these birds from now on instead of cornishx, and we love how they are eager foragers, grow and aren't like the "frankenchickens". We ordered some Kosher kings from Freedom Ranger and they would be nice but the post office lost track of them here in our Texas heat and that was a major setback for the kosher but not Freedom Rangers fault. We were supposed to get some color yields from them but I did not hear from them. They were fantastic in communication about the rangers, and the kosher so we did not inform them of any kosher losses as it was the postal service whom created that . I was told when I called that the birds I reserved in early July for August, would instead not be available until almost Halloween. So, with heavy heart, we told them to let another have those October birds and we'd look elsewhere. Ironically, I felt we'd not be getting the fine birds we got from Freedom Ranger so when I looked around for more babies we decided to get ducks. Fifth Day Farms is part of that family so I'm sure they will be exceptional too! 8m going to keep a few freedom pullets and breed them to a rooster a guy specifically developed for organic restaurant supply that had heritage healthiness, flavor and beauty. His "Rustic " rambles ate straight out of a Norman Rockwell painting and what your grandparents would raise. So It's the rustic rambler, now that will will sire chicks fir spring and our fall brooder will have ducks and not chicks. I look forward to more freedom rangers in spring but am joyous we are increasing our home flock with more ducks. FREEDOM RANGER chickens are the way to go just for service and this whole families committed joy in raising the best chicks. And by gosh those Freedom Rangers prove it! I'm saddened we didn't get to prove the kosher and their losses, but it wasn't Freedom Rangers fault. I highly recommend the freedom rangers over the cornishx and hope they work for you.
Wow that is a huge accomplishmentUs too! I lost 100lbs. DH lost 35. You think the thing that's gonna be the big deal is buying smaller clothes & allowing your family to include you in photos, but really, the big deal is completely how much better you feel!
