Or you can use a calorie counting resource that has done the math for you. Most online calorie counters will include calories and weights for chicken prepared and presented in various ways, so you search until you find the calories listed for bone-in chicken., cooked the way yours is, and of the same approximate weight.
You'll usually find both cooked and raw calculations, so if you weigh before cooking, use the raw calculations, and if you weigh after cooking, use that.
You'll even find calculations for various weights of chicken pieces, so you can just browse the various sizes you find for the one closest to your own, or use the "medium" by default.
Some calculators online even let you plug in the weight of your food and calculate for that, again just look for the listing description that specifies that the weight given includes the bone.
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