Sunday, January 18, 2004, 16:20 GMT
The word ' broast' is pretty usual in Pakistan and it's used with chicken,but I coudn't find this one in any dictionaries. It's a fast food eaten fried. Is it correct?
Broast or broasted chicken.
Sunday, January 18, 2004, 18:51 GMT
I've never heard of the term before and it's not in my dictionary. There is "roasted" and "fried" chicken, but I've never heard of "broasted" chicken. Perhaps it's a fusion of the words "roast" and "breast"....a roasted chicken breast? Could be...I don't know.
Sunday, January 18, 2004, 21:51 GMT
Maybe it's a combination of "broil" and "roast".
Monday, January 19, 2004, 02:18 GMT
Yeah. I hear it alot and use it alot but ..it simply means roasted chicken breast imo. B for breast, a meat at chest, roast or roasted means fried.
<Perhaps it's a fusion of the words "roast" and "breast"....a roasted chicken breast? Could be...I don't know.>
I think so. This is the right explanation.
<Perhaps it's a fusion of the words "roast" and "breast"....a roasted chicken breast? Could be...I don't know.>
I think so. This is the right explanation.
Wednesday, January 21, 2004, 13:00 GMT
Google "broasted chicken," page one:
http://www.taquitos.net/snacks.php?page_code=23
Q: What is "broasted"?
A: "Broasting is a registered process that builds pressure in the pot which seals in the natural juices while sealing out almost 100% of the cooking oil. The Broaster Co. perfected the first Broaster in 1952." according to Beef Villa.
http://www.taquitos.net/snacks.php?page_code=23
Q: What is "broasted"?
A: "Broasting is a registered process that builds pressure in the pot which seals in the natural juices while sealing out almost 100% of the cooking oil. The Broaster Co. perfected the first Broaster in 1952." according to Beef Villa.