Chicken Cut-up: Commercial Style

Type
Publication
Date of Publication
May 9, 2022
Price
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Overview

Cutting up a chicken is easier than most people think. This publication walks you through cutting up a chicken.

Chicken is often commercially packaged in pieces. However, it is less expensive to buy a whole chicken and cut it up yourself. This publication will walk you through how to cut a chicken up family style. This publication also provides images for each step. (4 pages)

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