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Re:Grocery Industry Confronts a Problem: Only 10% of America... by JMTQp8lwXL on Monday December 09, 2019 @09:23PM (#21749033)
The misconception is tasty food and healthy food are orthogonal qualities; that's thankfully far from the case! For example, you could a make a restaurant quality chicken breast entree with a white wine reduction and heavy cream sauce, seasoned with Herbs de Provence. If you're a follower of Keto, you'd notice these ingredients are all low carbohydrate, and offer protein and fats. Pair with seasoned veggies and you've got yourself an entree, it's delicious, and it's far from consuming the "empty" calories of typical fast food.
Re:Grocery Industry Confronts a Problem: Only 10% of America... by amanaplanacanal on Monday December 09, 2019 @10:15PM (#21749280)
Substitute thighs for the breast and you might have something. As has been noted, chicken breast is the skim milk of the meat world.
Re:Grocery Industry Confronts a Problem: Only 10% of America... by phonypc on Tuesday December 10, 2019 @01:27AM (#21750180)
There's nothing wrong with chicken breast, especially if the skin is left on and crisped. It just lends itself to different applications than thigh.
Re:Grocery Industry Confronts a Problem: Only 10% of America... by JMTQp8lwXL on Tuesday December 10, 2019 @02:03AM (#21750323)
Especially if you're using heavy cream, which is 36% fat. The sauce compensates for the breast's lack of fat (when compared to thighs). I like both, but as you say, they have different applications. For breast, just use extra olive oil/butter/heavy cream to balance the dish.

Thighs are less time and temperature sensitive. They're a bit more hardy if you're new to cooking. Chicken breast is easy to overcook because less fat makes it less forgiving.

Re:Grocery Industry Confronts a Problem: Only 10% of America... by TurkishPoptart on Tuesday December 10, 2019 @12:27PM (#21754540)
Chicken breast is garbage. The magic is in the leg meat.