@foodmeetsscience: Ayam Cemani chickens are completely black, from their feathers and beaks to their internal organs. The birds’ black color occurs as a result of excessive tissue pigmentation, caused by a genetic disease known as fibromelanosis. Fibromelanosis also occurs in some other breeds of black or blue-skinned chickens, such as the Silkie. The meat is highly valued for its unique appearance and is often considered a delicacy. The flesh is dark and has a gamey taste. Ayam Cemani eggs are cream in color and smaller in size compared to eggs of common chicken breeds. 🎥 #ekkaluckbangkok @chef_wuttisak @thebestchefawards #foodmeetsscience #thebestchefawards

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