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The part of the chicken that is the back. In the US, chicken is cut up into

parts like breast, wing, leg, thigh. It is hard to find a chicken back sold on

its own. It is usually in a package with a whole chicken cut up. In many

recipes, you can substitute different parts.

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> I have some problems with the translation of some english word (since I speek

norwegian).

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> What is chicken backs?

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> I read several stock recipes that says chicken backs but I can figure out what

it is.

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> karianne

> 19 year old with ASD

> On scd since august 09

> www.scdandme.com

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Is chicken backs like the " end " of the chicken carcass?

Wolfish is also known as the Seawolf, Atlantic catfish, ocean catfish, wolf eel.

It is my favorite! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seawolf_%28fish%29

karianne

19 year old with ASD

On scd since august 09

www.scdandme.com

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> When you cut a whole chicken up, it's the spine with all the tiny bones you

> have to strain out of the chicken stock ;-). I usually cut that out when I

> bake the chicken--towards the end so the breasts are not pink.

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> BTW, what is wolf fish? I've never heard of it before. Love your blog,

> easy recipes for one person.

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> Debbie houston cd

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No, it's the spine of the chicken.

Mara

> Is chicken backs like the " end " of the chicken carcass?

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> Wolfish is also known as the Seawolf, Atlantic catfish, ocean catfish, wolf

eel. It is my favorite! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seawolf_%28fish%29

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> karianne

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> 19 year old with ASD

> On scd since august 09

> www.scdandme.com

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>> When you cut a whole chicken up, it's the spine with all the tiny bones you

>> have to strain out of the chicken stock ;-). I usually cut that out when I

>> bake the chicken--towards the end so the breasts are not pink.

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>> BTW, what is wolf fish? I've never heard of it before. Love your blog,

>> easy recipes for one person.

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>> Debbie houston cd

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