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(First Ocean Foods) Frozen Raw Chicken Feet - 1kg
(First Ocean Foods) Frozen Raw Chicken Feet - 1kg
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Raw Chicken Feet – 1KG
Raw Chicken Feet (1KG) are a popular ingredient in many Asian cuisines, especially Chinese dishes. These are uncooked and frozen, giving you full flexibility to prepare them in different styles.
Key Features:
- 100% raw chicken feet – no pre-cooking, full control of flavor
- Frozen for freshness and longer shelf life
- Naturally rich in collagen, gelatin, and nutrients
- Ideal for braising, soups, dim sum, and stews
- Absorbs sauces and spices very well
Chicken feet are well known for their high collagen content, which supports skin and joint health
Preparation (Before Cooking)
- Thaw in chiller overnight
- Trim nails (if not pre-cut)
- Rinse and clean thoroughly
- Optional: blanch in boiling water 3–5 mins to remove impurities
Popular Cooking Methods
1. Braised Chicken Feet (Chinese Style)
Ingredients:
- Soy sauce, oyster sauce
- Garlic, ginger
- Star anise, cinnamon stick
- Sugar, water
Steps:
- Lightly fry or blanch chicken feet
- Add all ingredients and bring to boil
- Simmer 1–1.5 hours until soft and tender
- Serve with rice
Classic dim sum dish, rich and flavorful
2. Chicken Feet Soup (Collagen Rich)
Steps:
- Blanch chicken feet
- Add to pot with carrots, corn, red dates
- Simmer 1–2 hours
- Season with salt
Produces a rich, gelatinous broth
3. ️ Spicy Mala Chicken Feet
Steps:
- Fry garlic, chili, mala paste
- Add chicken feet + soy sauce
- Simmer 30–45 mins
- Serve hot
Spicy, bold flavor – popular in modern Asian cuisine
4. Dim Sum Style (Black Bean Sauce)
Steps:
- Deep fry briefly soak in cold water (to puff skin)
- Steam with black bean sauce, garlic, chili
- Steam 30–45 mins until soft
Restaurant-style 凤爪 (chicken feet dim sum)
Cooking Tips
- Longer cooking = softer, gelatin-rich texture
- Fry + soak method gives “puffy” dim sum texture
- Add vinegar or lemon during blanching to reduce smell
- Use pressure cooker to save time
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