How to Pick, Pluck, and Prepare Your Own Poultry
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Finally (Fig. 12), remove the oil sac above the tail by
cutting under and around it. Wash all the meat you've
saved. If the chicken is to be baked or roasted, you can
put it into the oven whole. If it's to be fried or prepared
in some other way that calls for individual pieces, cut up
what's left . . . and you're finished.
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The disagreeable part of preparing a chicken is soon
forgotten when the bird is brought to the table in the form
of a delicious dish. Here's one of my favorites:
Dip individual pieces of chicken in milk, then in a mixture
of flour, salt, and pepper. Brown the chunks of meat in oil
or other shortening, and then put them in a deep baking
dish. Add one-half cup of water and bake at 350°F. When
tender, mix one can of mushroom soup with 3/4 cup of water
and pour over the chicken. Bake 15 to 20 minutes longer and
serve.
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