What should I do with these?

What should I do with these?

Eat them blue rare.

Every.Single.Day.

Put spices on and bake? Would that be OK?

Rub with salt and pepper, throw them on the barbie until nice and brown, finish with a nice coating of bbq sauce in the last couple of minutes.

I don't have a barbeque, just an oven and a stove.

Give them to a less fortunate family and stop eating meat

grill em
make a rub with paprika, salt, pepper, a little bit of sugar, cayenne pepper and a tiny bit of powered english mustard, grill till they're crispy and golden brown and hopefully cooked all the way through

I'm broke and they were only $3 that's why I bought them.

Chop up potatoes carrots and onions. Oil and season them and put it on the bottom of a baking dish. Put small pats of butter under chicken skin and season to taste and place in dish over veggies.
Bake at four hundred (probably a bit less) for an hour, basting periodically

bake and broil
drench if buffalo sauce

eat it with some r ice

add a bit of butter and ketchup to the rice so you have tomato rice

You can still do bbq in the oven. Just roast them at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for about 25-30 minutes. Take them out, brush with bbq sauce, and reduce heat to 375. Cook until nice and caramelized.

I put some spices on the chicken. Should I bake it on foil or parchment paper?

400° correct?

I miss publix and their sandwiches

Yup, just make sure you check on them often, and flip halfway. They should be nice and Brown with a crispy skin at that point, give or take a few minutes. Then add the sauce and finish them off.

Tie them to a long piece of string and wait for the tides to reverse...get you some fresh blue crabs.

korma

Use them as bait for crab. You could probably get 3 or 4 dozen crab with that much chicken.

>Use them as bait for crab.

Dammit that's what I said.

I even provided a picture.

I am such a loser....

straight in the trash

Shove them up your anus

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You sicken me with incompetence.

adobo
coq au vin

confit in superior duck fat