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  1. any comments about tendrising tools especilly for chicken cutlets is
    appreciated--what seems to work the best--hammer type or fine knife
    blade type for example

    tia
    peter

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    any comments about tendrising tools especilly for chicken cutlets is
    appreciated--what seems to work the best--hammer type or fine knife blade
    type for example

    Don't hit the meat it didn't hurt you. If you want something then massage
    it.

    Peter

  3. ilaboo said:

    any comments about tendrising tools especilly for chicken cutlets is
    appreciated--what seems to work the best--hammer type or fine knife
    blade type for example

    tia
    peter

    Give them a light hit with a kitchen hammer, or sometimes I even use the
    flat blade of a large knife.

    But its easier to use a natural meat tenederiser - pineapple, papaya/pawpaw
    or kiwifruit. They contain enzymes bromelian, papain and actinidin
    respectively. Commercial meat terneriser is usually papain.

    gtoomey

  4. I'm with Alton Brown of "Good Eats" on this one. The side of a meat
    cleaver.

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    > any comments about tendrising tools especilly for chicken cutlets is
    > appreciated--what seems to work the best--hammer type or fine knife
    > blade type for example

    Don't hit the meat it didn't hurt you. If you want something then


    massage

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    Peter


    You want him to massage his meat???

    not his, but the chicken... :-)

    You are encouraging him to engage in bestiality now?

    Shaun aRe

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    You want him to massage his meat???


    not his, but the chicken... :-)

    You are encouraging him to engage in bestiality now?

    is that the way you see it?

    just to distress the things: I've learned from a famous italian chef, that
    you must never hit the meat. so instead of spanking his chicken I'm
    encouraging him to give that beast sensual massage. This is not a joke it's
    a serious kitchen technique giving very good results just wind that meat in
    a kitchen towel put it on the tabel and massage it for about 5 minutes. Try
    it with your steak and You'll see..

    Enjoy your meal!

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    any comments about tendrising tools especilly for chicken cutlets is
    appreciated--what seems to work the best--hammer type or fine knife blade
    type for example

    tia
    peter

    I like the kind of hammer that has one flat side and one side with "bumps"
    all over it. Is it useful for a variety of tenderizing tashs and can be had
    for less than $10.


    Or for nothing, if you raid your parents' kitchen!
    Cathy

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    I don't suffer from insanity - I enjoy every minute of it

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    > any comments about tendrising tools especilly for chicken cutlets
    > is appreciated--what seems to work the best--hammer type or fine
    > knife blade type for example

    Don't hit the meat it didn't hurt you. If you want something then
    massage it.

    Peter


    You want him to massage his meat???

    not his, but the chicken... :-)


    LOL

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