Easy Allergy-Safe Roast Chicken
Updated January 26, 2015.
The simplest way to cook a chicken that's safe for virtually all food allergies (except, of course, to chicken) is to buy a bird that is all-natural and kosher.While most labels on poultry -- such as "heritage" as "organic" -- don't mean much in terms of possibly unsafe additives, the term "natural" has a strict meaning when used on poultry in the United States: It means that nothing except for water (and, in kosher birds, salt) has been added.Buying a kosher bird means that you don't need to do much to cook a flavorful chicken except make sure you don't overcook it.
See Also
Dairy-Free Mashed Potatoes
Broccoli with Vinaigrette
Curry Chicken Salad
The simplest way to cook a chicken that's safe for virtually all food allergies (except, of course, to chicken) is to buy a bird that is all-natural and kosher.While most labels on poultry -- such as "heritage" as "organic" -- don't mean much in terms of possibly unsafe additives, the term "natural" has a strict meaning when used on poultry in the United States: It means that nothing except for water (and, in kosher birds, salt) has been added.Buying a kosher bird means that you don't need to do much to cook a flavorful chicken except make sure you don't overcook it.
See Also
Dairy-Free Mashed Potatoes
Broccoli with Vinaigrette
Curry Chicken Salad
