chicken - use in sentences

Preposition: from

  • marinade: Cooking Drain the chicken from the marinade keeping the juices for later.

Converse of object

  • marinate: Main couse we both fancied the grilled chicken marinated in lime.
  • cook: They neither gave them anything nor did they cook a chicken for them.

Adjective modifier

  • headless: Doing all of these things instead of running around a job, often like a headless chicken.
  • fried: Now you could decide that you were going to eat fried chicken the rest of your life.
  • grilled: Here are a few pointers to uncovering these new green light menu options: Salads are your best option, usually with grilled chicken.
  • free-range: The results are pretty conclusive on free-range chicken, beef and eggs.
  • Cajun: Monday 17th July only - Two people can dine for £ 8.95 - 8oz steak, Cajun chicken or 8oz gammon.
  • frozen: One of their first pop videos involved working with frozen chickens for three days under the lights at Peter Gabriel's studio.

Modifies a noun

  • pox: At the breakfast table the next morning, my friends seem to have been hit by a sudden bout of chicken pox.
  • breast: Based on a 100 gram serving of chicken breast, meat only, roasted.
  • nugget: Apparently some chicken nuggets contain up to 80 percent bleached, flavored beef!
  • tikka: I would only offer a few cautions: first, the chicken tikka massala I had once was an alarmingly bright red.
  • coop: The chicken coops were often on the quarter deck.
  • broth: Add the pumpkin pulp and the chicken broth; stir well.

Noun used with modifier

  • broiler: Broiler Chickens Eight hundred million broiler chickens are killed for their flesh every year in the UK.
  • roast: Roast Chicken: The UK's fourth favorite flavor has never really struck the cultural chords that other flavors have managed.
  • eglu: O Omlet Ltd Suppliers of the award-winning eglu chicken house.
  • jerk: Thanks to the significant Caribbean and Asian populations in Bristol, there are no shortage of curries and jerk chicken in the city center.
  • rotisserie: Specialities include hearty cassoulet, shellfish, and rotisserie chicken.

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