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How To Make One Chicken Into An Entire Week Of Meals

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It's not uncommon for my weekly grocery list to feature a smattering of protein odds and ends. With one ribeye here, one pork chop there, it can resemble a catalogue of butcher's cuts — plus, it makes for an exhausting grocery run. But for the weeks when lazily perusing the meat section isn't an option, there's always chicken. 

By using the thighs, wings, breasts, and even the carcass, you can turn one whole chicken into several dinners. This week, break down a chicken into the sum of its parts and help it realize its potential as a variety of satisfying chicken recipes. 

Breasts:

Shish Taouk with Toum (Chicken Kebabs with Garlic Sauce) by Oui, Chef

How to Break Down a Whole Chicken

Mexican Chicken Noodle Soup by jessie schupack

How to Break Down a Whole Chicken

Minced Chicken and Cashew with Thai Basil by MummysLittleHelper

How to Break Down a Whole Chicken

Thighs:

Roasted Achiote Chicken with Potatoes, Broccoli, and Tangerine Aioli by savorthis 

How to Break Down a Whole Chicken

Extraordinary Marinated and Roasted Chicken, Potatoes, and Chickpeas by divasparkle 

How to Break Down a Whole Chicken

Wings:

Ideas in Food's Korean-Style Chicken Wings by Genius Recipes

How to Break Down a Whole Chicken

Michael Ruhlman's Rosemary-Brined, Buttermilk-Fried Chicken by Genius Recipes

How to Break Down a Whole Chicken

Carcass and giblets:

Chicken Broth by Cara Nicoletti

How to Break Down a Whole Chicken

 Chicken Giblet Gravy by Cara Nicoletti

How to Break Down a Whole Chicken Here's how to properly break down a chicken: 

Video shot by Alex Lisowski and edited by Kyle Orosz. 

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