Throughout the world we eat lot of chicken, as fried chicken or chicken curry or chicken salad (cold) and this is also one of the foods with many important nutrients. Even persons with heart problems could eat this, but with out skin and fat which could be seen by the eyes.
At the same time we should not forget that these hens are kept in small and narrow cages (cruelty to animals). They get power feed to grow quicker. Antibiotics are used which we may eat with our chicken specialities.
In the kitchen the hygienic conditions must be good and fresh or frozen chicken must be washed in flowing water. The waste must be removed properly and all the places in the kitchen where the chicken came in contact must be cleaned properly with lot of water disinfection fluids. Otherwise, salmonella, the rod-shaped gram negative bacteria will make you sick and it is very dangerous to your life.
The average nutrients in 100 g edible chicken-meat with skin include:
• Water - 69.4 g
• Protein - 19.9 g
• Fat - 3.7 g
• Minerals - 1.2 g – sodium 85 mg, potassium 260 mg, magnesium 19 mg calcium 13 mg, iron 730 micro g, copper 40 micro g, zinc 995 micro g, selenium 10 micro g.
• Vitamins - vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, B12, nicotine amide, pantothenic acid, biotin, folic acid, vitamins C, E
• Cholesterol 100 mg
• Purine 115 mg
Twice in a week 150 g per person is enough. You can prepare as you like. Free-land chicken is very good for your health.
Minerals, particularly selenium varies with their concentration in the soil.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Hen - Chicken
Posted by
Dr. K. Padmanaban, Ph.D.
11:09 AM
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