How to break down a chicken

If there's one knife skill that can save you money and make you look cool at the same time, it's breaking down a chicken. Here's how to do it like the pros.

Matt Santos on Instagram: "How to Spatchcock a Whole Chicken 🍗🔪 Spatchcocking a chicken involves removing the spine in order to flatten the chicken. This allows it to cook faster and more evenly. In addition, there’s more surface area and exposed skin for seasoning and browning. The skin becomes more crispy as well. Placing the chicken on a wired rack when roasting prevents it from sitting in its own juices and getting soggy. Tucking the wing tips at the end prevents them from burning…

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This simple step by step for how to break down a whole chicken (for Caribbean stews and curries) will be your go to, I guarantee it. Using a whole chicken in a recipe is a great way to amp up the flavor. Butchering your own chicken is a great way to say money. This is a life skill and you won't regret learning how to do it

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