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Cooking minced chicken?

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Cooking minced chicken?

Do you sauté it like you would minced beef or lamb, or is there a different method required due to its lower fat content?

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    When cooking minced chicken, you can brown it similarly to beef or lamb, but there are a few key differences to keep in mind due to the lower fat content in chicken.

    1. Heat Level: Use medium to medium-high heat to brown the chicken. Since it has less fat, cooking it on lower heat can help prevent it from drying out.

    2. Oil: You may want to add a little oil to the pan to help with browning and prevent it from sticking, especially since minced chicken can be lean.

    3. Cook Time: Minced chicken cooks faster than beef or lamb. Keep an eye on it and stir frequently to ensure even cooking and to prevent drying out.

    4. Seasoning: Chicken has a milder flavor than beef or lamb, so don’t hesitate to add plenty of seasonings and aromatics to enhance the taste.

    Overall, minced chicken can be cooked similarly, but be mindful of the lower fat content to ensure it stays juicy and flavorful!

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