Do you cut both sides and remove the backbone or just enough to split it?
Remove both sides, then you have to crack the breast bone (a little cutting sometimes) so it lies flat. It's flatter than it looks in picture.
Use the backbone for soup or toss.
Since the grill is going to be going tomorrow, thought I'd do some stuffed chicken thighs.
Mustard, ham, cheese and pickles inside.
Used the bacon I had that I got from a Food Service warehouse in a 10lb box.
Not the best choice for wrapping, too thin. Will buy thicker next time.
These are destined for the freezer, since most of our cooked meats in the freezer are pork and beef.
Saw this Rattlesnake cheese and decided to give it a try in these. It has a kick.