Hi lads!
Quick question: how much water would you expect to be extracted from the chicken breast when oven baked?
I just baked 923g of chicken breast for 28 minutes and now the food weights 695g = 25% of raw mass...
Unfortunately I can only use Tesco as I do not have any local butchers. I am a bit worried that my chicken breast is "spiked" with water, even thought the packaging does not mention any of this.
I know that muscles are full of water anyway, so some water loss is expected. But damn, my baking try was full of water...
when I lived in London I used a local butcher and the was never so much water...
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Thread: chicken breast water content
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10-12-2015, 11:34 AM #1
chicken breast water content
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10-12-2015, 03:40 PM #2
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that's a good sign that the chicken's been soaked in salt water solution to plump up the weight. i honestly wouldn't worry about it. use the numbers on the label and go with it.
practically speaking, there's very little way to be 100% (or even close) accurate, so don't worry about it.Domicron's Basement Gym and Fun House
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