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How not to spatchcock a turkey
Ugggg make sure you have the right tools!!!! This is not yard bird!!!
This summer I started making spatchcock chicken and never looked back. I have no idea what happened to my good kitchen shears( friggen teens) so let the fun begin http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v609/superlazy/1r.jpg Ya that hurt. Called a couple neighbors looking for a good set of shears or a cleaver Ended up with a light weight cleaver and a unsharpened machete:twitch: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v609/superlazy/3r.jpg ugg I grabbed by good bread knife:mmph: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v609/superlazy/2r.jpg It worked! Just hope I didn't rune my knife http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...rlazy/mach.jpg machete did come in handy http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...rlazy/mess.jpg done http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v609/superlazy/4r.jpg thing is huge 23lbs. may have to split it between the top and bottom rack on my WSM |
Reciprocating saw when the wife isn't looking ...
But seriously - a cleaver works well if you watch your fingers. |
Sawzall!
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I should of thought about the sawzall when my daughter suggested the electric knife
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I wonder how a drywall saw would work? After all it has a serrated edge.
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I just finished spatchcocking my Turkey. I used my garden pruners. They worked great.
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+1 for the sawzall
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I don't make it a practice to cook big, 20+ pound birds, but for my 15lb birds, I've had good luck with a cheap, heavy meat cleaver I picked up for about $12 and some heavy duty shears.
I have thought about going the power tool route, and if i ever have to do more than a couple big birds at a time...i might https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/i...Do8HT7prd2fI2I https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...gEzm-L1hQP-xU3 |
Before I got a good pair of poultry shears I used pruning shears and they worked fine. Before that I used a large serrated chef knife kinda like the Ronco style. The serrated edge lets you saw through the heavier bones.
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I was going to go with chainsaw (done already by NivekD), but the jaws of life wins the prize.
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LMAO!! The wifes looking at me like WTF you laughing about?
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