Chicken...to wash or not ?

[harrow]

My daughter buys the cook in the bag birds quite often, personally I like to see what I'm eating before it goes in the oven, but I haven't had any problems eating the "in the bag" chooks.

Oh, NEVER get a pair of auld truckers going on stories of their adventures ... you'll never get away from them!

Yes I love the stories.

Have been into iceland supermarket this morning, got a roast in the bag chicken, todays date, but £2

:cheers::cheers::cheers:

 

[Auld Pharrrt]

Yes I love the stories.

Have been into iceland supermarket this morning, got a roast in the bag chicken, todays date, but £2

:cheers::cheers::cheers:

If it's defrosted, whack it in the oven a.s.a.p. and it'll be fine for Sunday dinner.

 

[Robmac]

We cook most of our meat in roasting bags, fantastic results every time.

 

[n brown]

I like to wash chickens under water.

Usually until they stop flapping.

i don't mind the washing of them, it's the way you wring them out that needs toning down a bit

 

[harrow]

If it's defrosted, whack it in the oven a.s.a.p. and it'll be fine for Sunday dinner.

Yes it was a fresh roast in the bag chicken, today's date for £2,

It was very nice :tongue::tongue::tongue:

 

[Auld Pharrrt]

Yes it was a fresh roast in the bag chicken, today's date for £2,

It was very nice :tongue::tongue::tongue:

The garlic and herb or pork stuffing ones are nice, but my own preference is the piri piri ones ... the only real disadvantage with the cook in the bag ones is you can't salt the skin to crisp it up in the oven ... I love a crispy salty bit o' chook skin.