Joint a cooked roast chicken with the BBC's Good Food

Joint a cooked roast chicken with the BBC's Good Food

Want to learn how best to cut a roast chicken into joints? Watch this great BBC clip featuring chef Jane Hornby.

Learn how to joint a cooked roast chicken.

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Calling all you food connoisseurs out there! Welcome to the Food channel brought to you by BBC Worldwide. The place to find recipes you will love as well as hints and tips on how to improve your culinary skills. Whether you fancy yourself as a novice or master, learn the basics as well as the advanced from top British chefs including classic clips. You can also go to BBC Food and BBC Good Food for even more help finding great recipes and learning how to cook.

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