Deboning chicken breasts is cost-effective because it minimizes waste. Mastering this skill allows cooks to utilize every part of the chicken, including skin for flavor and scraps for making stock. Jamie Waldron shares techniques for success, such as ensuring the knife stays close to the bone to prevent leaving meat behind. The ability to debone efficiently supports frugality in cooking and enhances meal preparation by maximizing resources.
The best advice I got was 'do it again,' repetition will always trump any other learning form of a job that requires dedication and commitment to gain proficiency.
If your knife isn't on a bone, that means you're leaving meat on the bone, and that's money in the bin.
Cuts of chicken that still have the bone in tend to have their skin on, which is a real boon if you love the flavor and crispy texture.
Mastering the art of deboning a chicken breast is the ultimate power move for a frugal cook running a thrifty kitchen.
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