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Is Your Chicken Cooked?





Photography by Patrick Martires │ Text and Demonstration by Cheers Vazquez │ Kitchen Assistants: Christian Josol and Ariel Obando

STEPS

Insert a meat thermometer into the thickest part of the chicken, without hitting the bone. Temperature should read at least 165ºC.

1. Insert a meat thermometer into the thickest part of the chicken, without hitting the bone. Temperature should read at least 165ºC.
Poke the chicken with a paring knife and leave for five seconds. Touch the tip of the paring knife to your lip. If it is hot, it should be done.

2. Poke the chicken with a paring knife and leave for five seconds. Touch the tip of the paring knife to your lip. If it is hot, it should be done.
When slicing through a cooked chicken, the juices should run clear, not red.

3. When slicing through a cooked chicken, the juices should run clear, not red.
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