The process of cooking cured, thinly sliced poultry product in a heated enclosure is a method to render the product crispy and palatable. The application of dry heat circulates around the poultry, promoting even cooking and reducing the fat content compared to pan-frying.
This culinary technique offers several advantages. It minimizes the need for added oils, resulting in a potentially healthier outcome. It also allows for hands-free cooking, freeing up the preparer to focus on other aspects of meal preparation. Furthermore, it provides a more uniform cooking environment, reducing the likelihood of some slices being overcooked while others remain undercooked.