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Chicken, skin on or skin off?
Is there a difference in the fat content of a cooked chicken breast without the skin or cooked with the skin and then the skin is removed before eating?
12 Answers
- VolksLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Yes. When you cook the chicken with the skin on, it keeps some of the fat in from the breast that would normally drain off, plus the fat in the skin melts down onto the breast as well.
- 1 decade ago
Jut pat off the extra oil after cooking, the chicken is moist after you cook with the skin, not so dry. Marlene of Fl.
- 1 decade ago
"Chicken meat won't absorb any fat from the skin during cooking. Skin will also protect the meat from drying out during cooking and will add a little extra flavor. So leave the skin on during cooking and peel it away afterward."
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Take the skin off! Its much healthier and tastier, you can taste the chicken rather than the flour and stuff.
- 1 decade ago
Not much I don't think. Taste wise there is. Cook it with the skin on, it'll taste better, and will likely be juicier. Peel the skin off just before you eat it.
Source(s): fat=flavor. - Anonymous1 decade ago
mmm on! it gives the chicken a very good taste :) YUM! BUT lol it'll be fattier, if you're gonig to be all healthy and stuff, take it off :D
- Anonymous1 decade ago
skin yummy spicily the skin oof of kfc chicken
Source(s): me