How to Debone a Turkey Part 1

There is another way to prepare your bird that makes it juicy and quicker than traditional cooking - debone it!

Here at the How 'bout That kitchens we have produced and instructional video on how to save space in your refrigerator and time on the clock.Thsi video is available for sale at a cheap $10 from marnebass@gmail.com. Its a great gift for yourself and your friends. oh- and I cut off the ponytail a couple years ago.

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[marnebass]

There is more to come - just got my green screen! How 'bout That is almost ready!

Thanks for the compliment!

[marnebass]

Make a video or just get back to me on this- my latest thing is to do the disassembly, put it skin down on foil, put the stuffing on, then roll it up in the foil like a burrito and cook in the the barbeque, turn every 15-20 min, indirect heat until the last turn. Manly cooking (re turducken) requires barbeque. Suggestion: leave the chicken in the coop and use duck, goose and turkey. I believe it would be a better fit. Let me know...

[angryniggah]

who gave this guy a low rating? this is a great upload.

[willfullyobscure]

I agree, this is gold.

[marnebass]

Maybe silver, but I've got a ways to go before gold! Thanks!

[marnebass]

I really appreciate your comment - thanks for watching! Stay tuned!

[emilyhutton052083]

This is the best example on how not to do this unless you want to lose a finger and screw up your boning knife.

[ron mianscum]

I would but the giblets in the stuffing,,,mmmm



[mianena12]

Do you brine your turkey? If so do you add anything special?

[marnebass]

Just me, Marne!

[David Reynolds]

go chico



[eightpondfarm]

Wonderful video series. And what a well trained dog you have!! Mine would have been all over the counter. Thank you so much.

[monsieurmorin]

Thanks for this. You have a great voice, by the way. Practically made for TV or made for teaching!

[John Herd]

Great video! If I could ask for one-up, I'd ask for better picture quality, but other than that, it's gold. Thank you very much!

[autoxr09]

This video is awesome. The tips given definitely helped with prepping for my Turducken. I used the Cutco bird's beak knife and its funky edge made the job easy