Is it necessary to dethaw chicken breast before blackening?!

Question:

Is it necessary to dethaw chicken breast before blackening?

I have frozen boneless chicken breast that I would like to blacken tonight either on the grill or in the broiler (if it's raining). Can I do this from a frozen state?
What tips can you give me? If not what's the best way to force dethaw? Microwave? Water?

Thanks!

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18 hours ago
Thanks John Q for reading what I meant. Where I have dethaw it should say "thaw" . . . oops!

Answers: 18 hours ago
Thanks John Q for reading what I meant. Where I have dethaw it should say "thaw" . . . oops! If you don't thaw the chicken (dethawing would be freezing), there is a good chance the center of the breast would still be frozen when you take it off the grill.

Just thaw it in the microwave before you cook. You can thaw in cold water, but it takes hours. put in sink in package in Hot water,, replace as it cools,. Im never eating at your house you must thaw them...Blackening should be done in a cast iron skillet, with peanut oil at a very high heat!
use a good quality blackened seasoning mix and pound out the breasts first with a meat mallet!

coat both sides well ad sear on both sides in the super hot oil till it is BLACKENED!:) No, you should never grill or cook frozen meat of any kind. Browning frozen hamburger for spaghetti sauce is different. But thawing meat makes it cook more evenly, and you sure want meat to be done to a safe temperature. Here's a chart online:

Beef
120° - 125° Rare
130° - 135° Medium-rare
140° - 145° Medium
150° - 155° Medium-well
160° and above - Well done

Lamb
135° Rare
140° - 150° Medium-rare
160° Medium
165° and above - Well done (I'd want lamb well done.)

Poultry (Chicken and Turkey)
165° - 175° - Well done

Pork
150° - Well done (although I'd prefer 160°)

You could also stop by the store and pick up some fresh chicken breasts on your way home. Yep, you need to thaw it. Most people do not even allow meat to come to room temperature before cooking it. You should, especially with a large piece such as a roast or whole chicken.

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