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March 23rd, 2009
Text and photos by Leeanne Wright
1. First, start with a clean cutting board and your best knife. Sharpen it if you have a steel (that long looking tool next to my knife). You can also use poultry shears to remove the backbone.
2. Rinse the chicken and allow as much water as possible drip out before transferring to the cutting board.
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