debone
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remove the bones from
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bone the turkey before roasting it
Alternatively, debone the thigh pieces with skin intact, and cut into two-inch pieces.
In the basement again, Wojcik teaches me to debone the salmon with needle-nose pliers, which he purchased across the street at Ross Cutlery, the same shop that sold O.J. the 15-inch dagger that briefly tantalized prosecutors.
Not only did the chicken breasts in each of the three packages vary in size (I tried to get the closest weight to each other from the small selection) but I also had to debone it myself, for the first time.
To debone the drumette, cut around the joint segments to separate the meat from the central bone.