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Interesting. I have never had an issue with pilgrims chicken. I usually buy my whole birds from Costco in a box of ten but figured these saved me a 45 min drive. Mine don't appear to have an obscene amount of liquid in them, they appear normal to me.That same exact brand showed up at my local Market Basket for .99/lb. Took a look and immediately passed them up, they were bizarre looking in shape and had way to much liquid in the packaging.
Try the Pop's brine tweak with the orange or lemon extract . It's great .Not sure if i should do all the same seasoning or if i should do different flavors.
Don't have time really to let them brine. They need cooked or froze today.Nice score ! Pilgrams Pride is considered a top brand of poultry . They don't sell it here anymore , so I buy Perdue . Pass on Tyson .
Try the Pop's brine tweak with the orange or lemon extract . It's great .
1 gallon water
1/2 cup salt
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup white sugar
1 tsp orange or lemon extract .
Inject and soak over night .
That's weird. I would expect that from Tyson but like Chopsaw said Pilgrim Chicken is a top brand for chicken. I would be curious as to the batch those ones came from.First time ever seeing this brand in our local store(s) and all I can say is they were sickly looking.
Thank you for the information. I was mainly saying I didn't have time because I have a lot going on this week. I decided to smoke 4 whole chickens tonight plus the hearts and livers that came in them. The others I will break down tomorrow morning into pieces and freeze.It's good that you're cautious , but that's not a spoilage date . Plus if you're in a salt brine plus injected , that works against the bad stuff .
I'd have no issue brining one , and freezing the rest .
I'd break them down into parts .
I also have threads on combining the breast halves and doing the boneless breast roast / smoke thing .
This is turkey , but I've done the same with chicken .
Boneless Turkey breast . Cured and smoked .
I do this method every now and then , but use chicken . Makes good sandwich meat . Had a whole turkey breast in the freezer , so got it thawed out . Mixed up a gallon batch of Pop's low salt brine . Cured the breast with the skin on and the bone in for 6 days . Used the Briner Jr. Drained and...www.smokingmeatforums.com
Here's the product date description on USDA website , if you're interested .
Scroll down the page about halfway .
Thank you. The ones I ate on were great. Vacuum sealed 2 while. The others had the leftover halves vaccum sealed.Nice score Shawn and
The birds look great.
David