Can poulet noir be prepared as standard chicken, or is there anything special to consider?
I got "poulet noir" or "black feathered chicken" for Christmas, but I couldn't find much information about it or how to prepare it.
Is it safe to assume, that it can be prepared like any other chicken, or are there considerations to take into account for this particular race of chicken?
The only information I found about this chicken is, that it is low in fat, lives semi-wild, whatever that means and is maybe gamier than normal chicken.
Should I just follow standard chicken recipes?
Best Answer
Depending on how much fitness it did space it had to run around in, this type of chicken is best used in a stew, so depending on your personal chicken recipes, yes, use the standard ones but do not:
- BBQ
- Fry
- Roast
- Bake it in an open container (A closed closed container with moisture-releasing veggies is still OK)
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