How to Easily Debone a Chicken (with Deadly Chicken Recipe)

Step 7 Clean up and disposal.

Make sure you wash the cutting board, knife, and your hands in warm soapy water.
See Step 2 for warnings.

The bowl that you put all the scraps in will be handy now. You've put all the bits of fat, skin, and bones in the bag. If you want, put it all in a pot, follow the stock recipe in Step 1 for great homemade chicken stock. Great for adding flavor to cooked noodles, veggies or adding in place of water.

I didn't want to do that this time. I wrapped up the plastic grocery bag on another grocery bag, ties it up good and put it in my freezer. The day the trash gets picked up, I'll toss it in without it rotting and sticking up my kitchen and garage.

Comments

[spark master]

all dog food meats need to be cooked all dog/cat food need to be bone free wear rubber gloves when you do this and wash them after they are on your hands and before you take them off. If you then need to answer the door/phone smack an unruley kid , you take them off

[xmdp]

I agree. Applies to most, if not all, raw foods.

[baxterdog]

Ach! Don't do this! Boil it down and make dog food or good stock.