Singeing in poultry is the process of removing any small feathers, hair-like filaments (called pinfeathers), or fine down that remain on the bird’s skin after plucking. This is usually done by briefly exposing the bird to an open flame or a high-temperature device, such as a blowtorch or specialized singeing machine. The heat burns off these residual materials, leaving the skin clean and ready for further processing or cooking
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