The post on spit roasting suggested spatchcocking / boiling the chicken as it was safer and easier. Seems like a plan but it has raised more questions than answers
Firstly, do I spatchcock first then boil or spatchcock after boiling
Most importantly, how do I know when it'd been fully cooked - there's a number of different answers on the internet - some say watch for a colour change, some test the temperature with a meat thermometer and some say wait until the meat falls off the bone (and some just call him The Stig )
Also, if the meat does fall off the bone does it matter, can I still spatchcock it?
Cheers guys
Firstly, do I spatchcock first then boil or spatchcock after boiling
Most importantly, how do I know when it'd been fully cooked - there's a number of different answers on the internet - some say watch for a colour change, some test the temperature with a meat thermometer and some say wait until the meat falls off the bone (and some just call him The Stig )
Also, if the meat does fall off the bone does it matter, can I still spatchcock it?
Cheers guys