Rarest CHICKEN I ever cooked!

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[Azletrack]

When I first saw the title I thought rare was referring to the way it was cooked even though I saw the video, I thought they were gonna go to salmonella city

[DaggerOne]

I think it's rare in where you live only.
Here in Vietnam, we never grill it. Treat it as a stew dish and it'd be wonderful

[mannya]

“That chicken had a little problem everybody” 😂😂😂

[pyrotgr]

If im not mistaken (feel free to correct me because I rarely go to Asia), I think black chicken is for stew not grill

[exonae]

bro cooked the whole ass alien chicken 💀💀💀

[taurus]

“This is a rare chicken”

**laugh in Vietnamese**

[fishgarbage]

"That's a suspicious chicken"

-👴

[jerinjacob]

This chicken is very common in India (Kerala) 🥰

[huntercool]

Moral of the Story: Rare does not always mean tasty.

[mrherbert]

"Twitter is coming for you bro RUN"

[certainlynotmaindenless]

I'm from Taiwan, you can buy this kind of chicken everywhere, like a couple of US dollars for a whole one, they tastes ok, I think it's like normal chicken, but some say it's more nutritious

[jacknguyen]

The dark skin chicken should be used in stew or steamed, since the meat is very delicate in taste

[ur.fav.edith]

*slowly turns to look at my silkie chicken in my backyard*

[Allili_]

I love silky chicken! I’m glad you tried it out 😊 usually in Chinese dishes I’ve seen, it’s used to make broth-like soups. I’d totally recommend you test it out in a Chinese soup recipe!

[regrett]

"IT'S BLACK!"

in gordon ramsay's voice

[misfit]

"it's reminds me of chicken."
Bro, it's literally called a chicken.

[C_crazy]

“It looks blueish”
Me in my head- naw that chicken black

[maxly]

You're cooking it wrong. This dark chicken has to be stewed, that's when the meat will reveal its flavors, it's so tender it's wonderful with a bowl of rice and the juice

[crowdemon_archives]

As someone who had eaten silkies, it... taste like chicken.


I don't know what you expect these fluffy little bastards to taste lmao

[ifadzyt]

In Indonesia, Cemani chicken (we called it) besides the price so high, the chicken reputedly used for mistic activity.