How To Cut Up A Whole Chicken

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If we did a survey of Americans, I’ll just bet we’d find that MOST of them have never cut up a whole chicken in their lives.

Most have probably never even bought a whole chicken, unless it’s pre-cooked rotisserie. Parts and pieces…now that’s what we want! Give it to us easy. Take off the skin, take out the bones…in fact, why don’t you go ahead and dice it up for me while you’re at it, and sell it to me pre-seasoned and pre-cooked!

After all, we’re busy…right?

What if I told you that YOU (yes, you) could go from Whole Chicken to Cut-Up Chicken-In-The-Oven in 5 minutes flat?

And about 45 minutes later, your kids would be diving into the crispiest, juiciest, most flavorful just-roasted chicken?

CLICK HERE to watch my latest video, all about HOW TO CUT UP A WHOLE CHICKEN. It’s so much easier than you think!

How to cut up a whole chicken!

You guys, I fall into the pre-made trap, too. Buying something pre-made SOUNDS so much easier. But I frequently test myself on that idea. Sure, I could buy a box mix for Caleb’s birthday cake this December. But how long does it REALLY take me to mix together a cake vs. putting together a box mix? I have literally timed myself on it, and especially since I own a KitchenAid mixer, I can put together a cake in…yep, you guessed it. 5 minutes.

And it’s the same with cutting up AND preparing a whole chicken. If you will take the time to develop this skill, you will open so many doors in your cooking. Just push past the intimidation, and let me help you.

• You’ll save time, because it’ll take longer than this to go to the grocery store and buy it pre-cooked.

• You’ll save money, because whole chickens cost less than boneless-skinless, and there is SO much you can do with the leftover chicken and those leftover bones.

• You’ll feel GREAT, because our bodies were made to process REAL food raised in the fresh air and sunshine instead of a factory.

• Your kids will say, “My mom’s the BEST cooker,” because NOTHING compares to the “chickeny” flavor of pasture-raised chicken!

So why not pop on over to The Cluckery and pick up YOUR whole chicken? Let’s put these newly-found skills to practice. Your family will thank you, and so will your budget. Click right here to get yours today.