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A kitchen string or a similar material made for oven baking that is used to weave through poultry in order to form a more compact shape around the body of the bird. Typically, the wings and legs of poultry are tied or trussed securely with a trussing thread (string) drawing the wings and legs against the body in order for the bird to be evenly cooked. A thick, large stainless steel needle is threaded with the string to sew (truss) the loose parts of meat or poultry together. Other trussing utensils may also include skewers or pins that are used instead of string to hold the bird parts together. Common, inexpensive trussing strings are made of non-edible string that must be removed before the meat is eaten. However, there are edible strings made of collagen ribbon that is strong and very flexible for use in trussing. Generally more common for commercial use, this type of string allows meat to be eaten if it contains any part of a trussing string.
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| A kitchen utensil that is basically a large, thick stainless steel needle which is used to tie loose parts of meat or poultry together with a trussing string. The needle is ... |
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| To tie meat or poultry with a string, which may be woven through the bird parts by using a needle threaded with the string, in order to create a more compact shape to the food ... |
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Poultry does not have to be trussed before it is roasted. When poultry is trussed you may encounter a problem with the white and dark meat obtaining the proper doneness. ... |
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For a roasted chicken to hold its shape it needs to be trussed (tied) before cooking. A smaller chicken may only require that the legs are tied together but a larger bird ... |
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