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Buffy CP's avatar

No questions, just wanted to say thanks! I have never known how to do this, so I never tried... just left it to my husband.

In fact, overall, that's what I'd say this newsletter has helped break me out of... always relying on my husband, who is far more proficient as a cook. The way you write and how you frame things makes me feel empowered to try stuff out! Thank you!

Julie Spencer's avatar

Does this work the same for turkeys?

Caroline Chambers's avatar

ugh, kind of. turkey bones are a lot tougher and so it won't be quite as easy. but in theory, yes!

Abigail's avatar

Is there an ideal temp at which to start carving the chicken?

Caroline Chambers's avatar

great question!! i always just let the chicken rest for around 15 minutes and then carve! or room temp!

Emily R's avatar

Oh thanks for this! I’ve been replacing cutting boards and recently just bought two new epicurean boards but saw this and realized I was missing one for juicy meat cutting. Fixed that problem and will test it out with the new recipe when it gets here!

Caroline Chambers's avatar

i'm so excited that you'll get to test it out this weekend!

Linnea Patrick's avatar

Love Love Love yes 3x Epicurean boards. We have replaced every board in our house with them and gifted many to friends and family. We live just 2 hours from their outlet/warehouse and visit when in the area. I will have to try cutting up our next roasted chicken vs handing it off to my meat cutter husband to do for me.

Alicia Settle's avatar

This was a great tutorial! I got a rotisserie chicken for a quick salad lunch tomorrow and followed this video to cut it. Not near as gross as I thought it was going to be! 😆

Mary Ellen Koontz's avatar

If only I could successfully roast a chicken 🤦🏻‍♀️

Caroline Chambers's avatar

i got you!!!! this saturday!!

Mary Ellen Koontz's avatar

Oh, thank god! It's always dry in some spots and undercooked in others. I don't know what I (or my oven?) am doing wrong...