lotsa ways to skin a cat--but your way sounds great
C charlie Well-known member Nov 18, 2015 #22 no gristle because like orchid said--those parts are removed. All you have is the meat and skin
C charley Well-known member Nov 20, 2015 #24 You can be the next Martin Yan--ever see him do it!! About 15 seconds.
R richard-in-cincy Well-known member Nov 20, 2015 #25 I was wondering that too. I frequently have that problem when deboning cooked chicken, but I guess if it isn't cooked, it's not going to come off so easily.
I was wondering that too. I frequently have that problem when deboning cooked chicken, but I guess if it isn't cooked, it's not going to come off so easily.
M michael-in-phoenix Well-known member Nov 20, 2015 #26 Ok. You two have bolstered my courage. I may give it a try once the holidays calm down. THANKS!