Pinterest Projects: Chickening Out

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Ok, so today I am going to talk about one of those famous Pinterest items that you see everywhere.  I’m talking about shredding chicken in your KitchenAid Mixer.

We use a lot of shredded chicken so I was hoping this really was as easy as it looked/sounded.  I’ve seen it re-pinned so much that I figured I should finally give it a try.

The first step is an obvious one: buy some chicken breast and cook it.

I did mine in the crockpot which is why you see the chicken stuff in the broth.  Now, transfer the hot chicken to your mixer bowl.

Put on your flat beater attachment.

I also used my 1-Piece Pouring Shield


Then, I flipped the switch and watched as it shredded my chicken!  I did about 3-4 of the breasts at a time and had all 8 of the chicken breasts done in less than 5 minutes!

This is such a time saver!  Oh, and my hands thank Pinterest too because I won’t be hand shredding chicken anymore!

shannah
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37 Comments

  1. I have seen this on pinterest too but have still not tried it! I really must soon-thanks for reminding me!

    Best wishes,
    Natasha @ 5 Minutes Just for Me (aka Pinterest addict!)

  2. I have never seen this on Pinterest, but its going to be there now!! That is the coolest trick I have ever seen. So much better then hand shredding it! Thanks for showing me how:) Thanks for sharing this as well at Thursday’s Temptation.
    Jill

  3. I saw it on Pinterest a couple months ago and am NEVER shredding chicken by hand again! That mixer is a lifesaver!! 🙂

    Stopping by from Talent Show Tuesday!

  4. My stand mixer thanks you … he was feeling lonely since I don’t bake much these days. I also bet this would work for shredding pork for a BBQ too. Thanks! Oh, and I pinned this to remind myself of this new trick 🙂

    Robin
    happilyhomeafter.blogspot.com