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Chicken knees are actually the joint parts of a chicken, notably the drumstick and thigh area. In some cultures, they are considered a delicacy.

There are different ways to cook chicken knees. Some popular methods include grilling, boiling, braising, or baking them.

It's best to avoid giving poultry bones to pets, as they can pose a choking hazard or injure your pet's digestive tract.

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Chicken knees taste similar to other parts of the chicken but can be slightly tougher and chewier.

Different cultures have various dishes that use chicken knees. A notable dish is the Taiwanese street food called 'Fried Chicken Knee Cartilage.'

As part of a chicken body, chicken knees don't typically cause allergies. However, people with poultry allergies should avoid them.

Yes, you can microwave chicken knees. However, like any meats, using an oven, stove, or grill can produce better tastes and textures.

Yes, chicken knees are edible and can be enjoyed as long as they are cooked properly.

Chicken knees, like other chicken parts, contain a great amount of protein. However, they might also have a high content of cholesterol, so should be consumed in moderation.

The cost of chicken knees may vary depending on your location and where you purchase them.

The cooking time for chicken knees depends on the method used. Generally, it can take anywhere between 15 to 45 minutes.

Yes. Frozen chicken knees can be stored in the freezer for months and should be thawed properly before cooking.

Chicken knees are high in protein and they also contain collagen, which is beneficial for skin and joint health.

Chicken knees may be harder to find compared to common chicken parts like wings and breasts. You might have luck finding them in Asian markets.

Chicken knees should be cleaned properly and any remaining feathers should be removed. Some recipes may require marinating or pre-boiling.