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Vegeta Chicken no MSG added

Life without roast chicken or other types of poultry is almost unimaginable today. Vegeta Chicken no MSG added is another innovation from Vegeta's research laboratory.

Vegeta Chicken no MSG added is a combination of dried vegetables and herbs, and serves to improve and enhance the bland, neutral flavor of roast chicken and other types of poultry. Sprinkle Vegeta Chicken over your raw poultry and leave it stand for approximately 30 minutes. This will enable the aromas of the vegetables and herbs to imbue into the meat. After that continue with meat preparation as desired – roast, fry or grill it.

Did you know that aside from its great taste, chicken has excellent nutritional characteristics? Not only is it easy to digest, but chicken is also a good source of selenium, phosphorus, zinc, and vitamins of the B complex, including niacin. It contains optimal protein quantities and is recommended to all those who need to control their fat intake but are not willing to give up meat. The vegetables and seasoning herbs of Vegeta Chicken will enhance the neutral taste of chicken and other types of poultry, turning it into an irresistible meal.

Tips from Vegeta's Kitchen

Along with Vegeta Chicken no MSG added, you can marinate poultry with rosemary, thyme, garden-sage, coriander, ginger, lemon, mustard, oil, peanut butter, honey, as well as sherry, white wine or cognac if desired. If you are concerned about saturated fat intake or cholesterol levels, remove skin from your chicken. Marinating meat after such preparation it will make it even tastier and juicier. Fat intake is the least when you prepare chicken breasts without skin.

Directions:

Sprinkle Vegeta over meat and leave it stand for at least 30 minutes. If marinated for longer period of time, smear it with oil before baking to keep its succulence. Vegeta chicken seasoning gives a new flavour to chicken and other poultry.

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