If you're making soup, why cut the chicken up? Just plunk it whole into the water, boil it until the meat falls off the bone, and voila.
If you're making soup, why cut the chicken up? Just plunk it whole into the water, boil it until the meat falls off the bone, and voila.
I bought a whole chicken and was going to cook it whole but then, the boys asked me to make chicken soup instead. I have never cut up a whole chicken before and now, I know why.
I have been cutting up whole chickens since I started cooking. What is the big deal? I haven't priced them lately, but it used to be cheaper to buy whole fryers and cut them up your self. I mostly buy whole oven stuffer roasters when they are on sale now and cut them up. They are much meatier then the parts sold and cheaper, if you catch a good sale.
It is cheaper but the whole cracking of bones, feeling for joints, well, I was having a tough time with it.
I typically do just that but since this chicken was so big, I needed to cut it up to have room in the pot.
I get you girl. I will not even remove the innard bag out of a chicken or turkey. I have cut leg quarters before and unless you hit it just right it's a saw job. I cook whole chickens as is and even though I prefer them cut up. I have no idea how to chop up the bird.
It is cheaper but the whole cracking of bones, feeling for joints, well, I was having a tough time with it.
Doesn't bother me. I love to break up chickens with my bare hands. Hear the joints pop, imagine them screaming in agony. Die, chickens! DIE!!!!
Doesn't bother me. I love to break up chickens with my bare hands. Hear the joints pop, imagine them screaming in agony. Die, chickens! DIE!!!!
What forumites pop into your mind when all this is going on??
Hi Jeff
I get you girl. I will not even remove the innard bag out of a chicken or turkey. I have cut leg quarters before and unless you hit it just right it's a saw job. I cook whole chickens as is and even though I prefer them cut up. I have no idea how to chop up the bird.
It is cheaper but the whole cracking of bones, feeling for joints, well, I was having a tough time with it.
It is cheaper but the whole cracking of bones, feeling for joints, well, I was having a tough time with it.
Doesn't bother me. I love to break up chickens with my bare hands. Hear the joints pop, imagine them screaming in agony. Die, chickens! DIE!!!!
What about eating hard crabs