How hard do you have to hit a chicken to cook it? (2020)
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Re: How hard do you have to hit a chicken to cook it? (2020)
#42Used to joke in the kitchen that I worked in that if we were pressed for time, instead of baking something for an hour at 300°, we can just bake it for 6 minutes at 3,000°. It's such a fun concept and always makes me giggle
Re: How hard do you have to hit a chicken to cook it? (2020)
#43"Mom, where are the hitters in the oven?" "We call them heaters in that one case."
Or put it in mirror chamber - a bit less trouble than windmilling baseball bats ...
Re: How hard do you have to hit a chicken to cook it? (2020)
#44Earlier quoted context omitted.
points for'a perfectly spherical chicken'.
For the uninitiated https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherical_cow
https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/3j96p1/a...
Re: How hard do you have to hit a chicken to cook it? (2020)
#45Earlier quoted context omitted.
Your intuition is right in this case. A 2kW oven is more than enough to heat small chicken up to temperature. The author lazily took the 165F temperature and put it into a blackbody calculator without converting the units. Anything but the metric system... Assuming the chicken has a surface area A=1m^2 (corresponding to a perfectly spherical chicken of radius=25cm/diameter=50cm, a little bigger than usual) and is a p…
"a little bigger": it would weigh 65 kg.
Re: How hard do you have to hit a chicken to cook it? (2020)
#46Re: How hard do you have to hit a chicken to cook it? (2020)
#47This is really disgusting. Chickens are feeling animals as well.
Re: How hard do you have to hit a chicken to cook it? (2020)
#48Chicken Gun: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_gun I’m pretty sure NASA used a version of this to test the resiliency of the space shuttle tiles. Not fast enough to cook tho.