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Chicken Cutting Tips

Hi guys, welcome back.
Now I'm gonna give you trips and trick how to cut chicken into basic pcs, to step 1 is:

Step 1: Remove Excess


Remove the innards and any extra fat around the opening of the bird.  
Step 2: Remove Thighs and Legs
Remove Thighs and Legs
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Using a sharp knife, slice the skin in between the drumstick and body.

Find the joint and pop it out of it socket with your hands.

Finish the cut to remove the leg from the body.

Cut through the joint between the thigh and the leg.  You can also use your hands to pop this joint out of its socket first.

Repeat on other side!
Step 3: Remove the Spine
Remove the Spine
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Slice down each side of the ribs with a sharp knife.  It starts to look like a scene from Alien at this point.

Continue cut to remove entirety of spine.  This is a great piece to save for making chicken stock!
Step 4: Separate Breasts
Separate Breasts
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Place knife on the breastbone and apply pressure to cut the breast into two halves.

Step 5: Remove and Separate Wings
Remove and Separate Wings
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If you wish to remove the "drumette" part of the wing, you can do this step first, but we left it attached to the breast.  This is optional. I've heard it referred to as an "Airline Cut."

Finding the joints, remove the wing and wing tip from the breast.  Use the tips in your stock.

Cut each breast in half crosswise to create evenly-sized pieces.

Repeat with other breast.

This is the whole chicken
How to Cut a Chicken

source: (http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Cut-a-Chicken/)
So that is tips and trick to cutting the chicken, i hope this helping, and don't forget to share and comment below, see yaa~

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