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Carve and Serve

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How to make Beer Can Chicken

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After the chickens have rested, it's time to carve and enjoy. Using a sharp knife and a cutting board, carefully carve the chicken breasts, thighs, and legs. The meat should be incredibly moist and tender. The host recommends deboning the chicken breasts, while leaving the wings, thighs, and legs intact for separate serving or future use. This allows for versatile meal prep throughout the week, such as chicken salads or sandwiches. Sample a piece of the freshly carved chicken to appreciate the juicy, flavorful results.

Goal: Carve the rested chicken and serve, enjoying the moist and flavorful meat.

Tools and materials

  • Aluminum Roasting Pan
  • Cutting Board
  • Sharp Knife

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up for next time now for my favorite part about food fridays oh look at that this is gonna be delicious oh so moist and juicy yeah let's see what this tastes like oh my goodness all right so good oh beer can chicken guys that's how you make beer can chicken mmm so good we'll take these chickens in the house we'll let them rest for about 45 minutes and then i'll take them and i'll totally de-bone them except for the wings the thighs and the legs and i'll put those in separate containers so we'll have awesome chicken breasts to eat on all week long

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