Never done this before so a little hard to see what's going on around 0:39 and 0:40 when the camera angle changes, moving a bit too fast and hands are in the way. End result, cavity is still open, not sure if okay, but we'll see, in the oven!
It's not a bad way to truss a chicken, but it does leave the cavity open a bit, and it doesn't look as tight as it should. I prefer Brian Polcyn's method. I think it's easier to follow too. You can find it on Youtube if you search for Brian Polcyn.
this is an interesting educational experience, it teaches that those who claim to be experts are often not
roman14032 1 week ago
She did truss the wings
MrDavleus 2 weeks ago
This is NOT how to truss poultry people. She didn't wrap the wings.
christschool 1 month ago
I started a level 1 catering course 6 weeks ago and know that you have to do under the but and did you scrape and remove the wishbone
MegaMikeymikey 3 months ago
@MegaMikeymikey Wishbone, remove the base of the neck, knees and tendons and the wing tips. But that's if you're using a trussing needle
thrillathakilla 1 month ago
Never done this before so a little hard to see what's going on around 0:39 and 0:40 when the camera angle changes, moving a bit too fast and hands are in the way. End result, cavity is still open, not sure if okay, but we'll see, in the oven!
elftails 3 months ago
I'd like to truss regan up and make her ready for the spit.
Varangian1915 3 months ago
this is not the right way to do it. she left the bottom part open plus the wings all loose
marianam72 6 months ago
I'd like to truss her.
drag0nfig0 1 year ago 12
It's not a bad way to truss a chicken, but it does leave the cavity open a bit, and it doesn't look as tight as it should. I prefer Brian Polcyn's method. I think it's easier to follow too. You can find it on Youtube if you search for Brian Polcyn.
chairmantao 1 year ago
You completely miss the point of trussing a chicken if you let the wings flap free like that.
GranoblasticMan 1 year ago 6
This is exactly right; she did a great job.
Remember to salt and pepper the inside before you truss. I also usually remove the wishbone before I truss, because it makes carving easier later on.
matveh 1 year ago
thank-you. one of the most sensible trussings I've seen yet!
zeebeewee 2 years ago
romzombay? What's the difference if one cuts a tomato?
edagopian 2 years ago
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Sorry but terrible, your not putting the chicken through torture.
robzombay 2 years ago
you want "you're", not "your"
awwyeaboyee 2 years ago
Great Tutorial
Achievement101 3 years ago