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Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 02:41 AM
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reeltexan
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From the store’s deli…I love em, you?
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 02:59 AM
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TurkeyHunter
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They make for any easy dinner. You can also for making a quick and tasty chicken sop.
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 03:01 AM
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I like'em.. But, they always seemed to be under-cooked... And no flavor... But, I love the one's from, Boston Market...
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 03:08 AM
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We like them and the wife gets one anytime she goes to Sam's Club. No better or easier chicken salad, and they have great croissants.
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 03:10 AM
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jetdad
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Cowboy Chicken has a number of locations in north Texas and their wood roasted, rotisserie chickens are great.
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 03:14 AM
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Greg
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I put it in the fridge overnight, then pull it apart and make great sandwiches with chunks of it.
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 03:21 AM
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NORML as can be
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Buy them to make Chicken Salad also.
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 03:33 AM
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yes me too tom thumb takes the leftover ones, pulls the meat and sells it. i buy to mix in for protein in my green salads
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 03:40 AM
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Can’t stand them. Ate them almost everyday for year when I was a kid because after 8pm they were free. That sh!t got put in everything. There were nights we couldn’t afford Hamburger helper, so it was just the chicken on a plate.
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 10:50 AM
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Everyone once in a while I will buy one from Costco. I take a few bites and then I am done, usually end up letting the dog eat the rest.
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 11:04 AM
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I like them if they aren't pumped full of sodium. Good luck finding one that isn't.
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 11:26 AM
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 11:27 AM
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They make great King Ranch Casserole!
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 11:31 AM
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I like'em.. But, they always seemed to be under-cooked... And no flavor... But, I love the one's from, Boston Market... Always loved Boston Market.
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 12:33 PM
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Haven't bought one in several years. They make good chicken sandwiches.
Just to make sure that it is done thoroughly, I go both ways.
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 12:41 PM
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We like them and the wife gets one anytime she goes to Sam's Club. No better or easier chicken salad, and they have great croissants. Heck yes a nice plump juicy yard bird already seasoned and cooked for $4.98 that taste very good. I also use them to make chicken noodle soup with some veggies in it, I throw the skin in the pot and man that is some rich broth
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 12:49 PM
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 12:56 PM
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We like them and the wife gets one anytime she goes to Sam's Club. No better or easier chicken salad, and they have great croissants. Heck yes a nice plump juicy yard bird already seasoned and cooked for $4.98 that taste very good. I also use them to make chicken, vegetable, noodle soup. I throw the skin in the pot and man that is some rich broth I buy two if I'm going, eat one and de-bone/freeze the other for future use. Somebody mentioned the sodium, I agree they go way heavy on the brine and wish it was less but you can't put your own whole chicken on the table for anywhere near $4.98. Pro Tip, not sure about Costco, but Sam's birds are a lot larger (and cheaper) than any of the local grocers. I think I weighed the last batch at a little over 2.5 lbs of de-boned chicken. For $4.98.
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 01:34 PM
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soooo
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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#8665696
08/16/22 01:42 PM
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We like them and the wife gets one anytime she goes to Sam's Club. No better or easier chicken salad, and they have great croissants. Heck yes a nice plump juicy yard bird already seasoned and cooked for $4.98 that taste very good. I also use them to make chicken, vegetable, noodle soup. I throw the skin in the pot and man that is some rich broth I buy two if I'm going, eat one and de-bone/freeze the other for future use. Somebody mentioned the sodium, I agree they go way heavy on the brine and wish it was less but you can't put your own whole chicken on the table for anywhere near $4.98. Pro Tip, not sure about Costco, but Sam's birds are a lot larger (and cheaper) than any of the local grocers. I think I weighed the last batch at a little over 2.5 lbs of de-boned chicken. For $4.98. Costco are huge
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 01:48 PM
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I use them to make chicken and sausage gumbo the quick and easy way.
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 02:08 PM
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Sams or Costco - pretty dang good, one per week or so. Can't roll my own that cheap/good. 1 makes 2 meals for the five of us.
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 02:14 PM
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Yep, I pull them and use it to make tortilla soup
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 02:17 PM
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Can’t stand them. Ate them almost everyday for year when I was a kid because after 8pm they were free. That sh!t got put in everything. There were nights we couldn’t afford Hamburger helper, so it was just the chicken on a plate. I can understand that - buddy of mine hates pork-chops cause that's all they ever got as a kid. My mom hated fried-catfish, also burnt-out on it as a kid. The stuff I hated as a kid (fortunately wasn't routine fare) I actually love now - (spinach, liver&onions, onions, beans, squash, etc).
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Re: Rotisserie Chicken
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08/16/22 02:27 PM
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Yep, I pull them and use it to make tortilla soup good for gumbo too.
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