August 28, 2005
Parts is Parts
All white meat chicken?
Is that supposed to elicit a "Yum?"
hln
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ATLANTA - Daniel Fletcher has found a way to transform dark meat chicken into white, a scientific advance some purists say has gone too far.
"Leave chicken alone," said Mary Raczka, who's in charge of hospitality at Mary Mac's Tea Room, a prominent Southern-style restaurant in midtown Atlanta that serves more than 500 pounds of fried chicken a week — dark and white meat.
But Fletcher, a University of Georgia poultry science professor, said his other white meat isn't designed to compete with the real thing on restaurant menus or grocery shelves. Instead, it's a filler that can be used to add protein and amino acids to something else, such as chicken nuggets.
The recipe involves adding excess water to ground-up dark meat to create a kind of meat soup, then spinning the mixture around in a tub at high speed. The centrifugal force makes the mixture settle into layers of fat, water, and extracted meat, which can be molded into breast-like patties of all-white meat.
Is that supposed to elicit a "Yum?"
hln
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As it happens, "Yum" is the name of the conglomerate that owns KFC.
Coincidence? Hmmm...

Posted by: CGHill at August 29, 2005 07:50 PM (tEfsQ)
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I can happily certify that KFC is real chicken. Or at least it was 11 years ago. Healthy, no. Real, yes.
hln
Posted by: hln at August 29, 2005 07:58 PM (V04ml)
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