/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.15961371]

Do you follow CDC guidelines and leave your chicken unwashed? Or do you prefer to wash the chicken?

[Anonymous No.15961388]

I don’t wash it. And I dont wash my hands after handling it either. Chicken fear is a meme

[Anonymous No.15961396]

>>15961371
I wash it. It's not about bacteria, it's about nigger and spic shit from the handling.

[Anonymous No.15961398]

>>15961388
I don't know if I'd go as far as this guy. I don't wash chicken and I'm not super diligent about cross contamination either but I do at least wash my hands before leaving the kitchen and going to jerk off or whatever.

[Anonymous No.15961407]

>>15961396
Only niggers wash chicken

[Anonymous No.15961416]

As the chicken cooks the water containing proteins and fats seeps out of the meat and cooks in the pan with a weird egg white type consistency.

Washing the chicken seems to reduced this phenomenon

[Anonymous No.15961422]

>>15961416
Your chicken is nutting on your pan.

[Anonymous No.15961435]

>>15961388
based

[Anonymous No.15961460]

>>15961407
I've never known a nigger to get sick from eating chicken.

They know chicken better than most. Chicken is most of what they live off of. I'd trust their judgment on this matter.

[Anonymous No.15961466]

>>15961371
I rinse my chicken, fuck you CDC.

[Anonymous No.15961471]

>>15961371
I never 'wash' chicken. If I have to defrost it though I'll put it in a bowl of cold water and change out the water every 15 minutes until it's defrosted. Then clean the bowl & sink.

[Anonymous No.15961475]

>>15961407
Nigs wash their chicken because their preferred manner of eating it is as fried chicken, and that slimy layer of fluids and protein the accumulates on chicken while it sits in the grocery store case interferes with the adherence of the breading.

If you don't wash your chicken and dry it before breading it, the breading will flake off as it fries.

[Anonymous No.15961476]

>chicken forms pink slime of bacteria and enzymes
>don't wash it off! We can't have your chicken actually browning!
They must think we're brain dead, unable to clean our sink or unwilling to do dishes.
Maybe they're right, seeing posts about how chicken is dirty. Of course it's dirty, it's also fine to eat, but that's not the point. You wash that shit off, dry it with paper towels, add salt, pan fry. That will give you the fond, the good shit. That's what the CDC wants to take away from us, our pleasure. Meanwhile Chang crowds chickens in shit pits mainlining antibiotics just to make them grow faster, all under direct guidelines from the FDA. I wonder which will kill me first? Second hand salmonella from my sink or antibiotic resistant salmonella from chang's chicken factory?

[Anonymous No.15961504]

>>15961388

the ultimate badass

[Anonymous No.15961541]

>>15961416
Only when you buy shitty low quality chicken does that happen.

[Anonymous No.15961557]

>>15961541
I've heard it suggested that it happens to meat that's been frozen, because more cellular membranes have been punctured, releasing their cytoplasm everywhere. Not sure about that.

But if you have a brand you suggest, I'd love to try it.

[Anonymous No.15961613]

>>15961371
what the fuck? im so confused. how could you possibly spread the germs to other food and utensils if you're washing the chicken by itself in an empty sink

[Anonymous No.15961667]

>>15961613
micro water splashes

[Anonymous No.15961678]

>>15961667
hol up, you do wipe your kitchen counters and not keep dishes or food on top of them right?

[Anonymous No.15961684]

>>15961398
Well done, anon. Your routine prevents cross-pollination between handing your, uh, chickens.

[Anonymous No.15961693]

It's like when they say to carefully wash your garden grown vegetables before blanching them.

You're putting them in salted, boiling water, retard.

[Anonymous No.15961802]

>>15961613
the chicken bacteria aerosolizes when water splashes on it. you then inhale them.
supposedly anyway

[Anonymous No.15961817]

>>15961416
Kill yourself

[Anonymous No.15961824]

>>15961817
I don't think so

[Anonymous No.15961832]

>>15961371
I've only known asians to wash their meat and I don't understand why. The whole point of cooking it is to get rid of the fuckin germs. I still can't seem to convince my oriental wife this.

[Anonymous No.15961838]

>>15961678
You generally sanitize the counters before cooking. Then you take out the food and start cooking. For this to chicken washing bullshit to work you’d have to
>”wash” chicken
>then wash counters and utensils with disinfectant (while keeping the chicken in another place that you’ll also have to disinfect later)
>then cook
Extra and gay.

[Anonymous No.15961843]

>>15961824
Kill yourself. I don’t know if you were shitposting or trolling or if you took that pic yourself but whatever the case is you’re a retard.

[Anonymous No.15961858]

>>15961843
I'm talking about the nasty white shit that seeps out in chicken juice.
You seem to have a problem but I have no clue what your problem is.
Did somebody take a shit in your dinner?

[Anonymous No.15961868]

>>15961416
I’ve never had this happen to me in the hundreds of chicken dishes I have made. What the fuck is wrong with you and the meat you purchase

[Anonymous No.15961871]

>>15961371
i brine it in salty water beforehand anyways

[Anonymous No.15961880]

>>15961868
Many people are asking about it

[Anonymous No.15961900]

>>15961371
>don't wash eggs
Huh?

[Anonymous No.15961909]

>>15961880
Disgusting stop buying Walmart chicken

[Anonymous No.15961910]

>>15961371

hol up, whys the cdc sayins youse ain't suppus to wash yo's chickuns!? How else ams I suppose to cleans it?!

[Anonymous No.15961937]

ayo cuh cln dat chikn

[Anonymous No.15961967]

>>15961937

[Anonymous No.15961969]

>>15961937
didnt his gf beat his ass after seeing him do this?

[Anonymous No.15961977]

I knew someone from a third world country, it was the first time I ever saw someone wash meat.

[Anonymous No.15961980]

>>15961371
Beef only needs to be cooked on the outside due to exposure and contact with cutting implements. If you have a fresh cut of beef, searing the outsides in a pan or grill is good enough, the insides can be as raw as you’d like.

Poultry needs to be cooked to 165 because the de-feathering processes contaminates all of the meat. Basically all of the meat is put in a bath where water that touches the birds’ fecal matter is allowed to be absorbed by all of the rest of the meat. Cooking to 165 eliminates almost all of the risk, anything below that is a sliding scale of danger. Will you get sick if you eat a chicken breast that only got cooked to 150? In America, probably not, but the risk increases as you get to colder temperatures.

There is literally no reason to wash chicken. Even if you intended to cook below the safe temperature, the outsides are going to get hotter than any internal temperature, which defeats the purpose entirely. Even dirt at that temperature is going to be cleansed of any harmful bacteria, but if you’re worried about dirt or sand contaminating your meat then you have much bigger problems to worry about.

The CDC is right when they say that rinsing meat just spreads contamination. If you’ve ever washed a dish in a sink you’ll know that there’s always spray back. I don’t blame people for not being super cautious about cross contamination in their own home, as long as the mess gets cleaned up and any contaminated food gets properly cooked then there isn’t really much to say about it. The guidelines are meant to be a rule for society to eliminate the risk altogether. You can’t be mad if you roll the dice and end up getting sick, there were tangible and easy measures that you could have taken to prevent the risk.

[Anonymous No.15961998]

>google the tweet
>literally hundreds, possibly thousands of absolutely buttdevastated negros accusing everyone who doesn't wash chicken of being subhuman
Why did I never know this was such a huge thing for nogs

[Anonymous No.15962012]

>>15961967
pfft, anon what the fuck are you doing not changing the name of that image? 4chan gives you this convenient little digit to save your shit as.

[Anonymous No.15962049]

>>15961817
>>15961843
nigger chimpout how delightful

[Anonymous No.15962054]

>>15961460
>trusting a niggers judgement

[Anonymous No.15962091]

>>15961998

You should see them in the youtube comments when white people don't wash deys chickens.

[Anonymous No.15962099]

>ask my black coworker if he washes chicken
>he perks up with a resounding "yes! I always wash chicken, and sometimes wash it in vinegar if you don't trust the store"

[Anonymous No.15962112]

>>15961416
What the fuck meal you cooking there?

[Anonymous No.15962132]

>>15962099
Alright, washing chicken from now on.

[Anonymous No.15962139]

Dude I washed road kill and ate it before I literally don't give a fuck about yet another thread whining about niggers.

[Anonymous No.15962162]

>>15962139
That makes sense because it's covered in blood and it's roadkill.

We're talking about retards washing store-bought chicken you find in the grocery store.

[Anonymous No.15962164]

>>15961371
I wash it. It's slimy and looks slimy. Feels and looks better after a lite rub & rise. Then I do whatever to 'em on the cutting board to prep for cooking. I rise the chicken in the sink and then use soap to clean the cutting board, counter, and sink afterwards; it's easy because I'm not a tard. I believe the CDC is speaking to the idiocracy who can't handle finishing one job without twisting open a beer.

[Anonymous No.15962174]

>>15961371
If I have to clean a chicken of its pin feathers and excess fat, I use cold, running water, then sanitize everything afterwards. I never dunk the chicken in the sink like an idiot.

[Anonymous No.15962179]

>>15962162
Alright, it's like this I think.

If you touch chicken you're supposed to wash everything that touched it. Hands, knife, ect.

Why not just wash the chicken so it doesn't dirty the other things with bacterias?

[Anonymous No.15962249]

>>15962179
Guys, seriously think about this.

Why not just wash the chicken?

Why?

Why not?

Don't tell me you believe blacks are too dumb to figure this out?

[Anonymous No.15962539]

>>15961371
I dont wash it but it has nothing to do with the CDC

[Anonymous No.15962619]

>>15961371
The most I'll do with meat is pat it down with a paper towel. It's always weirded me out that people wash their meat, especially if they use soap, and moreover some people wash their meat during the cooking process to
>get rid of the fat
even though the point at which most people do that is right after the water's left the meat. Those people probably couldn't brown a steak or pork chop to save their lives.

[Anonymous No.15962761]

>>15961475
>slimy layer of fluids
>interferes with the adherence of the breading.
what?

[Anonymous No.15962772]

>>15961371
I dont trust workers in packing plants
Also washing makes mutts fume with autistic rage so its duble win
Also enjoy layer of scum on your chicken

[Anonymous No.15962774]

>>15961937
This can't be real.

[Anonymous No.15963289]

>washing chicken
what the fuck do americans really

[Anonymous No.15963298]

>>15961416
1. this happens with shitty chicken
2. you can just pat it down to reduce this

[Anonymous No.15963306]

>>15963298
>pat it down
to check if its hiding weapons?

[Anonymous No.15963317]

i swear i saw this exact thread yesterday.

[Anonymous No.15963326]

>>15961416
Your cheap chicken has been injected with water to increase the weight.

[Anonymous No.15963338]

>>15961416
That chicken has had a 20% saline solution injected into it to make it look bigger.
Cheap chicken is a scam and your paying the exact same pr pound of actual chicken muscle tissue.

[Anonymous No.15963339]

Beautiful culture

[Anonymous No.15963355]

not racist or anything but only subhuman niggers who deserve death wash their chicken.

[Anonymous No.15963357]

>>15961371
If you still have ANY trust in organisations like the CDC or WHO you are a stone cold fool.
Cuts of chicken don't need washing, but I clean out the cavity on whole birds.
Since I'm not a retard or a spastic I manage to do this without tossing droplets everywhere.

Funny how they don't advice against cutting it up too, really. That seems just as likely to spread germs.

[Anonymous No.15963532]

This must be american I have never heard of washing chicken and worked with meats where I am for tears.
We do bleach out chicken though

[Anonymous No.15963551]

>>15961371
What if I wash my hands after handling the chicken?
Shouldn't that spread the same fucking germs?
CDC are just trying to suppress black culture.

[Anonymous No.15963567]

>>15961371
What about soaking it for several hours? That's what my family usually does.

[Anonymous No.15963568]

>>15963357
>knife tap

[Anonymous No.15963811]

>>15961371
I rinse like the instructions on the bag says to.

[Anonymous No.15963878]

>>15963811
it does?

[Anonymous No.15963898]

>>15962164
>twisting open a beer
Do Americans really?

[Anonymous No.15963903]

>>15963878
yes, I recently read the instructions on a bagged chicken (don't remember the brand) it said to rinse the chicken.

Same with a duck I bought.

[Anonymous No.15963963]

>>15961371
Food safety is retarded. People really think if you poke a chicken breast and lick your finger you're 100% of the time getting salmonella

[Anonymous No.15963971]

>>15963903
what is the logic behind washing the chicken?

[Anonymous No.15964006]

>>15961371
I wash my dishes, utensils and counter tops with chicken.

[Anonymous No.15964033]

>>15961371
No I'm not a filthy meat washing nigger

[Anonymous No.15964053]

>>15961371
>Do you follow CDC guidelines and leave your chicken unwashed? Or do you prefer to wash the chicken?
The guidelines only exist because cross contamination is the bigger problem in most households.

Lack of training, proper equipment and quality control mindset in the home.

I will often give chicken a good soak in a citrusy rub down with olive oil, fresh lemon or lime juice and leave it to rest a good moment anyway, esp before baking or grilling.

[Anonymous No.15964055]

>>15961371
I'm not about to eat fucking slime, I'm washing that shit off.

[Anonymous No.15964123]

>>15961466
you spread chicken particles all over your sink where you go on to prepare other foods and drink from the faucet like the mongoloid you are

[Anonymous No.15964130]

>>15964123
i mean, you would have to be a mongoloid to prepare food in the sink lmao

[Anonymous No.15964217]

>>15961371
washing chicken is stupid and everyone who does it is doing it out of sheer habit or misinformation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BP6LRRXmXc

[Anonymous No.15964257]

>>15961980
dumb dumb retard
165F is the initial temperature point where 99.99% of salmonella will be dead by the time the food is removed from the cooking vessel and plated. Salmonella starts dying fairly quickly at temperatures as low as 145F and if you hold it at a steady temperature long enough you can get away with even lower as it will eventually pasteurize.

[Anonymous No.15964307]

>>15964257
he's not a dumb retard, everything he said is right. Salmonella does not start dying quickly at 145ºF. it takes like ten minutes at that temperature.

here is a chart from the FDA. a safer temperature to take your poultry to is like 154ºF, at which point the poultry only needs to rest for like an additional minute before it's safe to eat. you can pull it at 150ºF because carryover heat will probably raise the internal temperature another 5 degrees out of the oven.

[Anonymous No.15964321]

>washing chicken even though you're going to cook it
Fucking hell Americans are stupid...

[Anonymous No.15964338]

>>15964321
this actually isn't a thing in america. it's mostly a thing in poorer nations, research has shown. the only people in america who do it are spics, indians, and immigrants from poor countries.

american whites don't wash their chicken.

[Anonymous No.15964346]

yeah I wash chicken to remove the slime

[Anonymous No.15964349]

>>15964321
it's actually far more common for people to wash their chicken in europe than in the US and canada....

[Anonymous No.15964376]

I dont wash chicken but I rinse it under the tap sometimes if it's quite slimy, does that count?

[Anonymous No.15964391]

>>15964376
then you do wash chicken.

>>15964346
>>15964376
slime is a big reason for why people wash their chicken and i can tell you that it is pointless. that "slime" is just chicken juice and it will cook in the oven and any pathogens or bacteria on it will die in the cooking process.

[Anonymous No.15964402]

>>15964391
true or notm if I don't wash it I personally feel the difference that the slime adds and I'm cooking for myself so I might as well make it how I like

[Anonymous No.15964413]

>>15961371
The CDC also says very "anti-mask" things in their journals yet the media still points to the CDC as the reason to insist fabric masks do a damn thing.

[Anonymous No.15964420]

>>15964402
as stated earlier in the thread, washing your chicken under running water at the sink is dangerous as it spreads pathogens and bacteria around the kitchen. not only will the running water splash the salmonella all over your sink and work area, but it will also cause pathogens to aerosolized (become airborn) through those microscopic droplets of water which you can then inhale and get sick from.

instead of washing your chicken under running water, try putting the chicken in a water-filled bowl and wipe off the slime that way, if you really must wash your chicken.

but really washing chicken is pointless and does more harm than good

[Anonymous No.15964481]

>>15964420
What about choking it? I hear a lot of people do that. Does this kill the pathogens?

[Anonymous No.15964498]

I wash it to get the slime away. I hate touching that slime when cutting chicken into pieces.
Also, they could have sprinkled some shit on the meat like they do with fruit and vegetables.

[Anonymous No.15964745]

>>15961388
> And I dont wash my hands after handling it either.
i didn't even know this was a recommended practice until recently. i'll briefly rinse my hands off with lukewarm water. modern civilization was a mistake.

[Anonymous No.15964812]

>>15963339
Why is there soap in the water, NIGGA WUT IZ YOU DOIN are u retarded

[Anonymous No.15964822]

I've been tossing my raw chicken breasts straight into a brine for a bit and then rinsing that off with cold water. Is that retarded or not?

[Anonymous No.15964845]

>>15961371
i never knew washing chicken or any meat was so common. never seen anyone cooking do it ever, not irl or on a cooking show.

[Anonymous No.15964851]

Merican here. Never heard of washing your chicken and never seen it done. Is it a flyover thing?

[Anonymous No.15964865]

I don't wash

[Anonymous No.15964908]

>>15964822
Probably, people generally just pat their meat dry after brining it. How long is a bit?

[Anonymous No.15964972]

>>15964851
Its a black american thing.

[Anonymous No.15964980]

>>15964972
actually it was found that both white and black americans mostly don't wash their meat. it's mostly among asians, spics, and certain european countries

[Anonymous No.15964997]

>>15964980
Nah, its black americans who do it.
lol

[Anonymous No.15965006]

>>15964980
>being racist in 2021
Sorry, but you have to go back to /pol/.

[Anonymous No.15965023]

>>15963357
I tend to just wipe the cavity with a damp cloth, works for me

[Anonymous No.15965064]

>>15965023
And now you a got poisonous cloth
well done

[Anonymous No.15965068]

>>15964980
Just go to any chicken related white person cooking video on social media. Watch all the Shannanay and Jerome go crazy.

[Anonymous No.15965080]

>>15961969
That's another one

[Anonymous No.15965086]

>>15964349
why you lying

[Anonymous No.15965111]

>>15965064
That's quite an asset. Maybe Russia would hire me to use it to kill some dissidents.

[Anonymous No.15965145]

>>15965111
we do not kill dissidents. fake american news.

[Anonymous No.15965153]

>>15965145
Yeah, it's not our fault if dissidents are too dumb to not eat poison.

[Anonymous No.15965165]

>>15965153
Or shoot themselves in the back and fall off their apartment balcony.

[Anonymous No.15965174]

>>15963357
>Open .webm
>Knife tap
>Close .webm

[Anonymous No.15965224]

>>15961371
Rinsing it is unnecessary. Wiping chicken down with a paper towel gets all the slime off so it cooks better without the risk of splashing germs all over the place.

[Anonymous No.15965229]

>>15964980
blatant lie

[Anonymous No.15965234]

>>15961388
Correct up to a point.

Modern commercial farming and supply lines have *mostly* eliminated salmonela from store-bought chicken that most people are consuming... but it's no guarantee.

[Anonymous No.15965698]

>>15961371
rinsing chicken does NOT spread germs.

[Anonymous No.15965742]

>>15963339
there is literally a three stooges skit where one of them washes leafs of lettuce with soap and hangs them to dry on a clothes line

[Anonymous No.15966005]

>>15961476
>>15961858
>>15961416
>>15964346
Why have I never encountered slime on my chicken before?
at least not in an amount that was that bad

[Anonymous No.15966098]

>>15966005
Perhaps a combination of not shopping at Walmart and not going directly for the stuff that's on discount because it's 1 day before its sell by date. The latter is less of a sin than the former, I buy discount meat all the time. Cook it that day or soon after and it's fine.

[Anonymous No.15966104]

>>15963339
>Brokequan

This is satire isn't it?

[Anonymous No.15966119]

>>15962761
The slime traps water on the surface of the chicken, underneath the breading, where it boils into pockets of steam once you start frying.

[Anonymous No.15966198]

>>15961371
>washing chicken
do americans really?

[Anonymous No.15966217]

>>15964745
A lot of pro chefs (Alton Brown comes to mind) even recommending having a separate special cutting board just for chicken. Boomers are terrified of salmonella.

[Anonymous No.15966220]

>>15966119
>not flouring before you egg wash

ngmi

[Anonymous No.15966264]

>>15966220
It happens even if you flour because the water content is still there.

[Anonymous No.15966516]

>>15961388
Im the same, ive had salmon's ellas deep in my guts 100's of times. I have an iron stomach at this point.

[Anonymous No.15966527]

>>15961471
I set mine out in the sun on top of my car . When it is warm to the touch it is ready to eat.

[Anonymous No.15966538]

>>15961802
Is that why i feel high when i cook chicken, or is it because i am high?

[Anonymous No.15967942]

>>15961371
Washing chicken is slightly gay but caring about nonharmful germ is gayer than gay people

[Anonymous No.15968646]

>>15961398
You shouldn't jerk off while cooking

[Anonymous No.15968655]

>>15966538
I think you high right now.

[Anonymous No.15968657]

I wash chicken because it's slimy and nasty as fuck. I don't give a shit about germs. You're more likely to get sick and die from (((corona))).