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    Ground chicken -new protein source

    I found ground chicken the other day in the grocery store, I had only found ground turkey until now. This opened up a whole new easy way to get tons of protein for me. Leftovers taste awesome cold too.
    Here's what I have been doing to prepare it.
    1lb. of ground chicken
    bunch of onions and celery cut up
    season with tumeric/curry/garlic powder, or whatever you like
    cook everything up stovetop -I use olive oil to cook in
    add shredded cabbage in a cleared out spot in the pan
    sautee it until browned a little- eat it
    Just thought I would share as I always look for alternate meals when I get sick of the same all of the time.

    22 grams protein per 4oz. serving @ 180 cals.
    Calories 180 % Daily Values*Total Fat 9g 14% Saturated Fat 2g 10% Trans Fat 0g Cholesterol 90mg 30%Sodium 95mg 4%Total Carbohydrate 1g 0% Dietary Fiber 0g 0% Sugars 0g Protein 22g Vitamin A 2% Vitamin C 0%Calcium 2% Iron 8%

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    Wow, never heard of ground chicken!
    Rumor is they're coming out with ground turkey!

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    Has it been around for a long time and I just came out from underneath my rock and found it? Either way, the shits good.

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    ground chicken isn't new but stores don't have it advertised very well lol. Glad to see people are looking where they should!

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    Have to look around for ground chicken. That will renew my interest in chicken.

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    95/5 lean jennie O turkey patties @ sams club Two a day almost everyday
    I season them different everyday.

    turkey parmesean
    a little chili on top
    cayenne pepper and ground Chilli.
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    i actually used to ground my own chicken breasts in a food porcessor and it worked out pretty well, you can even season it while doin it so the flavor is like deep in the chicken. breasts with skin on make the best gand juiceist ground chicken and can be used for chickenloafs and burgers but it will pack in more cals then the skinless ground chicken breasts

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    haven't tried ground chicken yet, these recipes sounds great thanks

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