How to Boil Drumsticks

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After 25 minutes, grab a meat thermometer. Stick it into the thickest part of a drumstick—avoid the bone, because the bone lies like a politician. You’re looking for 165°F (74°C). That’s the magic number where salmonella dies and deliciousness is born.

No thermometer? No problem. Cut into the thickest drumstick with a knife. If the juices run clear (not pink) and the meat pulls away from the bone easily, you’re golden. If it still looks sad and bloody, give it six more minutes and check again.

Cool Down & Save the Broth

Once they’re cooked, use tongs to lift the drumsticks onto a plate. Let them rest for five minutes. This isn’t a time to be impatient—think of it as the chicken’s victory lap. Meanwhile, don’t pour that water down the drain! That liquid gold is chicken broth. Strain it through a sieve and save it for soup, rice, or making your co-workers jealous at lunch.

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If you’re feeling fancy, shred the meat off the bones and toss it with BBQ sauce for a quick sandwich. Or just eat them straight up with salt—zero judgment here.