[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

What do you do with them?

I frequent Carl's Jr for chicken!

[farmfriend]

Boneless breast are very utilitarian. You can use them for everything from Cordon Blue to stir fry. There are also some great box meals that can be found near the hamberger helper that take chicken breast for those who can't or won't cook.

[Logical Extinction]

The pattern of spread strongly suggests that the virus has been carried by people smuggling poultry, a practice reportedly widespread in southeast Asia. Some experts blame migratory birds, but there is no evidence of this.

It is certainly true that in regions with big outbreaks in poultry, local wild birds are being affected. There are reports of mass die-offs of rare birds in zoos in Thailand, and pigeons are said to be piling up in the streets of Bangkok.

However, regular monitoring of migratory birds in Thailand has not revealed any signs of the virus.

[lewislynn]

What do you do with them?

I frequent Carl's Jr for chicken!

If you like chicken sandwiches, get a George Foreman grill, buy some boneless breasts, fresh rolls and whatever else you like on your sandwich.

You can cook the breast in about 7 minutes, place it on your preferred fixens and enjoy a hot chicken sanwich with little to no effort.

BTW, hamburgers from the George Foreman are just as fast and easy...unless you're worried about the hamburger meat.

I frequently come home for lunch and do one of the two...

[mtbopfuyn]

Thighs are cheaper. Take the bone out of thighs and use same way as breasts.