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Great packing and fast shipping
I added it to tteokbokki and it was really delicious, but the portion is smaller than I expected.
It stinks terribly! Even hot pot can't mask the stench. Eating just one makes me feel nauseous and gives me a headache. Don't buy it! Don't buy it! Don't buy it!
Thai-style chicken feet are delicious, with a chewy and crunchy texture.
Great quality
It's so delicious! It's homemade and very fresh.
I bought some lemon chicken feet and made them myself. They were so delicious and very fresh!
Fresh, cleaned, and blanched. Making lemongrass chicken feet is very convenient and quick; just blanch them in hot water before cooking.
I said there were not many chicken feet, but there were more than I thought.
good quality
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fresh and came in frozen package
This was my first time trying this; I'm planning to make braised duck feet. The packaging was pretty good.
Boneless duck feet, braised in "Hao Ren Jia" five-spice braising sauce from Weee, are convenient and delicious! You can also braise them together with duck wings from Weee for an even better taste!
This is a repeat purchase. It arrived frozen solid, which is good.
There were absolutely no bones; I just braised them and ate them.
The stir-fried dry pot was delicious and very fresh.
I bought it a second time; I really like duck feet.
Duck feet are easier to cook until tender than duck intestines, so they shouldn't be cooked for too long.
Frequently asked questions
What is Chan Ga Rut Xuong?
Chan Ga Rut Xuong is a popular cooking ingredient in Vietnam. It is essentially free-range chicken legs, which are carefully selected and prepared, often steamed or stewed.
Is Chan Ga Rut Xuong used in any specific dishes?
Yes, it's commonly used in traditional Vietnamese dishes like soups, stews and rice dishes.
Is there a specific way to cook Chan Ga Rut Xuong?
Chan Ga Rut Xuong can be boiled, grilled, roasted, or stewed depending on the recipe you are using. It's versatile and easy to incorporate into a variety of dishes.
Can I substitute Chan Ga Rut Xuong with another ingredient?
You can use any type of chicken leg or even other parts of the chicken as a substitute.
Can I freeze Chan Ga Rut Xuong?
Yes, it can be frozen for up to nine months.
Can I eat Chan Ga Rut Xuong while on a diet?
Yes, it's a good source of lean protein which is often suitable for many types of diets.
How do I know when Chan Ga Rut Xuong is cooked?
You can use a meat thermometer. It should read 165°F when inserted into the thickest part of the leg.
What should I do if Chan Ga Rut Xuong smells bad?
If chicken smells off, it's best to discard it to avoid food poisoning.
What is the English name for Chan Ga Rut Xuong?
Chan Ga Rut Xuong is typically translated as 'Free Range Chicken Legs' or simply 'Chicken Legs' in English.
Is Chan Ga Rut Xuong healthy?
Yes, it's a good source of lean protein and other nutrients essential for a balanced diet.
Where can I buy Chan Ga Rut Xuong?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
How long does Chan Ga Rut Xuong last?
When properly stored, raw chicken legs can last up to two days in the refrigerator.
What kind of seasonings are typically used with Chan Ga Rut Xuong?
Common seasonings include garlic, ginger, fish sauce, soy sauce, and various herbs and spices.
How many calories does Chan Ga Rut Xuong have?
One chicken leg can have approximately 170-200 calories, depending on size.
How to thaw Chan Ga Rut Xuong safely?
It’s safest to thaw frozen chicken in the refrigerator or in cold water.
Does Chan Ga Rut Xuong contain any allergens?
Chicken does not typically contain allergens, however, be cautious of any additional ingredients or sauces used in preparation.
Popular reviews
Great packing and fast shipping
I added it to tteokbokki and it was really delicious, but the portion is smaller than I expected.
It stinks terribly! Even hot pot can't mask the stench. Eating just one makes me feel nauseous and gives me a headache. Don't buy it! Don't buy it! Don't buy it!
Thai-style chicken feet are delicious, with a chewy and crunchy texture.
Great quality
It's so delicious! It's homemade and very fresh.
I bought some lemon chicken feet and made them myself. They were so delicious and very fresh!
Fresh, cleaned, and blanched. Making lemongrass chicken feet is very convenient and quick; just blanch them in hot water before cooking.
I said there were not many chicken feet, but there were more than I thought.
good quality
fresh and came in frozen package
This was my first time trying this; I'm planning to make braised duck feet. The packaging was pretty good.
Boneless duck feet, braised in "Hao Ren Jia" five-spice braising sauce from Weee, are convenient and delicious! You can also braise them together with duck wings from Weee for an even better taste!
This is a repeat purchase. It arrived frozen solid, which is good.
There were absolutely no bones; I just braised them and ate them.
The stir-fried dry pot was delicious and very fresh.
I bought it a second time; I really like duck feet.
Duck feet are easier to cook until tender than duck intestines, so they shouldn't be cooked for too long.

















