F&W Test Kitchen whiz Justin Chapple demos a genius trick for trussing chicken with dental floss.
Yes, you can cook with dental floss.Tuck the wing tips behind the drummettes of the wing.
Tie up the legs and pull the dental floss all the way around the bird, tucking the string under the wings.
Tie off the floss and season it, ready for the oven.
Chickens don’t have teeth, apparently, they are very rare, so to grind down their food, they use a strong muscular organ called a gizzard.
Chickens pick up grit whilst foraging, which is kept for a while in the gizzard to perform this grinding process.
At Dentistry for Chickens we endeavour to carry out comprehensive dentistry in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
One of our main priorities is to make sure our patients understand treatment options available to them, so they can make their own decisions and commence treatment with full confidence and trust.
The addition of grass based products to the Dengie range provides more feeding options too.
In addition, our Fresh Bed for Chickens which was developed in conjunction with the British Hen Welfare Trust, provides a consistent quality bedding for all poultry.
