Celebrate National Chicken Month with These 3 Recipes

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Juicy, tender, tasty. September is chicken's time to shine! In honor of National Chicken Month in September, celebrate the flavors of one of America’s most beloved poultry. Whether you roast, grill, bake, or fry, making these birds the star of the meal is easy with these three recipes.


But first, a quick chicken tip. To make your meals even more flavorful and nutritious, choose slow-grown and pasture raised chicken fed a species-appropriate diet. Think less corn and soy, fewer GMOs, and more worms, bugs, and insects. These small changes have a big impact on your chicken's flavor and nutritional profile, making it more vitamin-rich, flavorful, and a healthier option to include in your chicken dishes.

 Fried Chicken

It wouldn't be a celebration of chicken without trying this mouthwatering recipe! When frying, choose a pastured chicken thigh cut. Chicken thighs are perfect for frying because they stay juicy and flavorful. For an incredible crunch, fry your chicken in organic grass-fed beef tallow. It may sound counterintuitive to fry chicken in pure beef tallow, but this high-smoke-point oil alternative adds a subtle, clean taste so you can savor the chicken's flavors.

Chicken Noodle Soup

Warm and comforting, classic chicken noodle soup is perfect for colder nights as the summer slowdown season begins in September. With a few ingredients like truly pasture raised chicken, veggies, herbs, pasta, and a hearty broth, you can enjoy the savory flavor of chicken. If you can’t make chicken broth from scratch, choose pasture raised chicken bone broth as your soup base.

Chicken Kabob

Soak up the last few weeks of the summer grilling season with this warm-weather-inspired chicken kabob. Loaded with fresh, seasonal vegetables, this simple yet mouthwatering chicken dish is an alfresco dining favorite. Simply marinate your pasture raised chicken and vegetables for an hour, then thread bite-sized pieces of chicken and veggies onto bamboo skewers and grill for a few minutes on each side.

About Primal Pastures

 Primal Pastures, once a humble backyard chicken farm, is now a leading name in sustainably raised meats. Their commitment to regenerative farming has led them to multiple innovative farming practices, which give animals space to graze and grow healthily and naturally, producing clean, ethically raised products your family can trust. From grass-fed and finished beef to soy free chicken, Primal Pastures has established a new standard for meat that's good for you, animals, and the environment.

Get your clean chicken craving fix from Primal Pastures at https://primalpastures.com/

Location: 25391 Washington Ave, Murrieta, CA 92562, USA

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