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references to
chickens in folklore, religion, and literature.
Terms for
chickens include: Biddy: a
chicken, or a
newly hatched chicken Capon: a castrated...
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domesticated birds such as
chickens, ducks,
turkeys and
geese to
produce meat or eggs for food.
Poultry –
mostly chickens – are
farmed in
great numbers...
- Slim
Chickens is an
American fast-casual
restaurant chain which specializes in
chicken tenders, wings, sandwiches, salads, wraps,
chicken and waffles,...
- less-developed
areas raise chickens using more
traditional farming techniques. The
United Nations estimates there to be 19
billion chickens on
Earth in 2011, making...
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roster at the time, the
Headless Chickens made
extensive use of
electronic instruments in
their music. The
Headless Chickens recorded three albums, Stunt...
- Joe
Stephenson Chickens (1916 film), a film
starring Oliver Hardy Chickens (1921 film), an
American silent comedy drama film The
Chicken (film), a 1965...
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whole chickens in
grocery stores. Two
explanations are
often given to
justify this phenomenon. First, some
grocery stores may use
rotisserie chickens as...
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stems from the
observation that all
chickens hatch from eggs and all
chicken eggs are laid by
chickens. "
Chicken-and-egg" is a
metaphoric adjective describing...
- broiler-fryer is also used
sometimes to
refer specifically to
younger chickens under 2.0
kilograms (4+1⁄2 lb), as
compared with the
larger roasters. Due...
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crisp coating or
crust to the
exterior of the
chicken while retaining juices in the meat.
Broiler chickens are most
commonly used. The
first dish known...
