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The Benefits of Spatchcocking Chicken

Why does this approach work more effectively than others? Well, let's first examine some of the additional "fixes" I've already experimented with:

It helps a little if you brine the bird (which we've already talked about in connection to brining a turkey) by soaking it in salt water for a few hours. The muscle fibers are loosened, which enables the meat to cook more moisturizingly and gives you a slightly wider range of moist temperatures for the breasts.

The issue? Well, it's picky to begin with. Second, it soaks the skin completely, ruining any chance it had of becoming crisp (because let's be honest, what is a roast chicken without crisp skin?). Furthermore, it often

At first, osmosis causes the salt to suck moisture out of the air. In this liquid, it dissolves after which a concentrated brine is produced and eventually absorbed. As a result, the benefits of the brine are obtained without the chicken's flavor being diminished. Additionally, it doesn't soak the skin like a wet brine would. Sounds nice, but at best it acts as a buffer, keeping the breast meat moister but still falling short of ideal.

I've seen it wrongly said that barding, covering the chicken with fat like bacon, or spooning melted butter or pan juices over the top while it cooks will keep the chicken moist. According to the notion, some of the fat will be absorbed by the meat of the breast. Poppycock. such breast

Even while I adore most things wrapped in bacon, the chicken ends up tasting like, well, bacon. And I would fry bacon if I wanted it. It also eliminates the chance of having skin that is crisp.

In addition to speeding up the cooking process and aggravating the dryness, basting with hot pan juices prevents the skin from properly crisping. Melted butter has an approximate 18% moisture content. As the skin cooks, it is much preferable to occasionally brush it with oil (or rendered duck or chicken fat). The skin may brown more uniformly as a result of this, but moisture levels are not increased.

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