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Step 3: Removing the Wishbone.

Breast side up, pull back the neck skin, exposing the breast meat at the neck cavity opening. You can feel the wishbone through the meat at the opening. Starting at the top, with your boning knife, carefully cut behind the wishbone all the way down on both sides. Continue to trim until the wishbone becomes detached. Reserve.

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<p>I did a stuff boneless chicken keeping a full format..I just kept the tips of bone of thighs and wings to keep a full format of chicken, only making a seam on the back of the chicken,</p><p>whole chicken including the thighs are stuffed with green olives onion, green peas , corn, cheese and han</p><p>I made to sell .. what it would cost for me to sell on market</p>
<p>I did a stuff boneless chicken keeping a full format..I just kept the tips of bone of thighs and wings to keep a full format of chicken, only making a seam on the back of the chicken,</p><p>whole chicken including the thighs are stuffed with green olives onion, green peas , corn, cheese and han</p><p>I made to sell .. what it would cost for me to sell on market</p>
Thank you very much.
Why would you want to debone a chicken?? The bones have a lot of flavor in them, even if you don't eat the marrow. The only reason I can think for doing this is if you want to recreate that K.F.C. rumor running a few years ago, saying that they were breeding genetically engineered chickens, with no bones or faces. This might convince people of that.
If you want to make a Turducken(a chicken stuffed inside a duck, and that stuffed inside a turkey), you need to debone the birds.:P
I was at a wedding in New Orleans and they had a pig, turkey, chicken, duck and eggs. All deboned and stuffed inside each other.
I'm not sure whether they still do it, but&nbsp;I once&nbsp;heard that&nbsp;in ancient Greece they used to stuff a duck, chicken, turkey, and a&nbsp;pig, inside of a cow.
Grills better on an open fire, I find.<br />
<strong>Excellent!</strong><br/> I never had this demonstrated to me <em>(self-taught cook of sorts) </em>and the trick with the wishbone was something I never knew-I had just cut straight down (on the wrong side)the centre of the breast!<br/><br/><strong>Thanks and Great, useful knowledge!''<em><strong></strong></em></strong><br/>
Thanks, I saw someone do this years ago. Have wanted to learn how to do this. We are starting to raise chickens and I needed to learn how to do this for future chicken cooking.
This shouldn't be in tech? Just contributing.
thanks i just hate pickin on a bone,great -stuff-
you are the master!
I was kinda hoping for a living one..
Wow. That's insane. Deboning a pig!! America is a pretty crazy place, huh.

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