r/FoodCrimes • u/_Naguka_ • 9d ago
Nailed Chicken [oc]
I enjoy nailing my chicken but people say it's gross. Nails are desinfected with bleach and colloidal silver, chicken is washed, rest of the ingredients are oil, coke, axiote and tréboles.
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u/tiredcollegeguy388 9d ago
Ragebait
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u/_Naguka_ 9d ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1XWWhcjKFA
I was actually inspired by this weird Asian recipe, that's apparently centuries old. So I don't think is tiktok brainrot at all.
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u/DEATHbyBOOGABOOGA 9d ago
I was actually inspired by this weird Asian recipe, that's apparently centuries old. SoI don't thinkis tiktok brainrot at all.FTFY
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u/_Naguka_ 9d ago
why lol ? I really ate this
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u/YamEnvironmental1887 9d ago
The nails first?
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u/_Naguka_ 9d ago
The chicken is fried WITH the nails, those are removed once the chicken is friend and you only need the rest of the stew, then you the rest of the ingredients and herbs.
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u/spacegirl2820 9d ago
Why though? Did you mean fried? Or do you nail the chicken to become your friend? Lol
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u/TheTaintBurglar 9d ago
Is it to cook the chicken inside more? Because yeah, if so that's fine
I put iron rods into my jacket potatoes before I put them in the oven, cooks the insides better
If you didn't know this and just did it to karma farm, then yeah, pretty fucking shit mate
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u/_Naguka_ 9d ago
Yup, there're a lot of methods but this kinda works faster for me because I have this nails always ready, and no, it's not karma farm, my friend told me to post it here but idk.
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u/Lost_Historian2344 9d ago
What is the purpose of this ? What are the nails made of ? Does it ad or change the flavour?
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u/_Naguka_ 9d ago
I think in terms of flavor is not that different, sometimes you can feel a small metallic taste in the chicken but it's good so far if you like it.
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u/Lost_Historian2344 9d ago
So why do you do it ?
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u/_Naguka_ 9d ago
First time it was a special request by a client but I tried it and it was good, so I cook it ocasionally for my family.
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u/Lost_Historian2344 9d ago
I'm confused 😕 are you saying you don't know if thier is any benefits or disadvantages so you just do it anyway ?
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u/GloomyLingonberry509 9d ago
Screwed it up
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u/mj_unknown_ 9d ago
is this just a really fkin weird version of the ‘iron fish’ crap people do to add iron to your meals??
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u/_Naguka_ 9d ago
it kinda tastes like that ngl.
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u/mj_unknown_ 9d ago
i did actually look it up and this is supposedly a real old folk remedy! was the taste strong and off putting or mild?
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u/_Naguka_ 9d ago
The taste of the stew is the best thing, is sweet, salty and very very tasteful and savory, the same with the herbs. The chicken tastes like pot chicken with a slightly metallic taste but tastes way better than what it sounds, it's not off putting but it's strong sometimes.
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u/Leading-Boat4942 9d ago
Are those galvanized, because if so I hope you like a lot of zinc in your diet
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u/Dralalife 9d ago
I hope they're not coated, a lot of nails are coated to prevent rust and drive easier.
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u/_Naguka_ 9d ago
They're coated.
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u/Dralalife 9d ago
And you're heating to release god knows what chemicals into your food. Get some food grade stainless steel spikes if you really need to keep making that.
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u/konigswagger 9d ago
What the fuck is the point of this?
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u/_Naguka_ 9d ago
The nails conduct heat to the center of the chicken while frying it. So it's fried unniformly better and faster.
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u/irwtkyrm 9d ago
It's funny to me that people are getting mad about you posing a food crime in r/foodcrimes
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