Chicken scissors

Clay Q · February 2009

Makes quick work removing the backbone. Also great for chicken wing tip trimmings.

Double spatchcock with my own 'chicken seasoning'.

Double grid, indirect setup, 400 degree dome, applewood chips for smokin.

Bottom bird, both yummmy.

Semolina Pilchard · February 2009

I have a pair similar to those, and they work great. One caveat would be to be careful. The way it cuts through chicken leaves no doubt in my mind that it could chop a finger off with ease.

Rolling Egg · February 2009

My father in law uses those things. I need to get me a pair. I use a regular knife. How much were they?

Buster Dog BBQ · February 2009

also perfect for trimming thighs.

RRP · February 2009

Clay - as usual any food picture you post makes my mouth water! I also like your suggested use of a tool meant for other uses, but adapted for the kitchen, One of my favorites is a Mircoplane developed for a woodshop, but perfect for grating hard cheeses.

OTOH here's a couple more of my favorite kitchen tools actually designed for workshop use. A (WASHABLE) plastic coated dead blow hammer and a pipe wrench which will loosen the tightest jar lid.

Eggtucky · February 2009

beautiful cook and pix as usual Clay..nice!

Little Steven · February 2009

Clay,

Now I have to replace my Wiss aviation snips.

Steve

Clay Q · February 2009

The very fine microplane is good for lemon/orange zest making also. You are the tool man!

I still want to send you some pic's of a twin set of cabinets I designed and built to see what you think of it. I'll send by the weekend.

Clay Q · February 2009

Don't remember the cost, not much I'm guessing. Picked it up at the hardware store. (candy store for me)

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