Sentence examples for chicken juice from inspiring English sources

Chicken juice from the freezer pooled on the floor.

As Redzepi sprinkled his fermented chicken juice over another test plate, he sang along: "Push it reeeal good".

Around that time, Case Farms workers began complaining that their yellow latex gloves ripped easily, soaking their hands with cold chicken juice.

A close second was saumon frais à la poele: two perfectly seared salmon scaloppines swimming in a brilliant, ever-so-subtle Italian parsley sauce, teased by a soupçon of chicken juice.

After a brief false alarm when Blessitt is concerned that I'm going to chop salad without washing chicken juice from my fingers ("Be careful what you're doing with your hands! You're contaminated!"), pans go on the hob.

Birk et al. ([2004]) confirmed that compounds present in chicken juice protect, and thus, prolong the survival of C. jejuni during storage at refrigerator temperatures.

In addition, they found that storage in chicken juice at both 5°C and 10°C significantly prolonged the viable cells of C. jejuni compared to incubation in reference media.

It's cooked on a spit, it comes on a bed of steak fries and the chicken juice gets into the fries.

Maybe that's how he's stayed at the top of his game for so long while I sit with chicken juice dribbling down my chin.

That means that when you get gross raw chicken juice on yourself because you didn't wash up right, you might be in danger of contracting food poisoning that makes you vomit all over your laptop at work the next day.

"It bring the chicken's flavours out again after it has been sitting," he says as he opens the oven to show me the result, which is drenched with chicken juice perspiration.