Deboned stuffed smoked chicken.

[jp61]

 
I would love to try out this recipe. The only thing that I am really wondering is how to cut a chicken like this. I think it is called "spatchcock" or something along those lines. I have never done it beofre so if someone has a little advice that would be awesome.

Here you go, you too can learn from one of the best.

   

 

[reinhard]

Loved your post and everything looked great!!! I have to say as a retired butcher, my favorite pic is your great tie job on that bird.  Very well done.  Looks like you know how to use that string as well as your cooking.  Reinhard

 

[bratrules]

Here you go, you too can learn from one of the best.

 
 

That's how I learned to debone. That technique works with about any bird. Though duck does take a little bit more work.

 

[bratrules]

Loved your post and everything looked great!!! I have to say as a retired butcher, my favorite pic is your great tie job on that bird.  Very well done.  Looks like you know how to use that string as well as your cooking.  Reinhard

Thanks I had a great time doing it. And the flavor is amazing.

 

[knifebld]

That's how I learned to debone. That technique works with about any bird. Though duck does take a little bit more work.

Great video tutorial, definitely going to try this. I imagine there is a learning curve but look like fun! Cheers

 

[smokinhessil]

Thanks alot! That really did look expertly done and I will definitely use that in the near future.

 

[jp61]

 
Thanks alot! That really did look expertly done and I will definitely use that in the near future.

You're welcome!

 

[uhmgood]

if you want a completely boned out chicken , go to you tube , search for Jacque pepin deboning a chicken . he shows you step by step how to do it . hes the best

 

[timberjet]

 
if you want a completely boned out chicken , go to you tube , search for Jacque pepin deboning a chicken . he shows you step by step how to do it . hes the best

I think someone did share that video on the first page of this thread if memory serves. Memory sometimes does not serve though. lol