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Tenderizing chicken breast


New item, for me anyway, we're doing is chicken rollups. Basically a whole clean boneless breast run through our Hobart 403 tenderizer one time, then stuffed and cut in half. Having a lot of trouble keeping the meat in one piece as it comes out the bottom. Need some recommendations from you folks that do these on a regular basis. Deep chill, butterfly each side or what? R and P manual says to leave breast whole. Thanks.

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I would butterfly

a half breast


like this pic, then run thru cuber





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Definitely butterfly it. However I had problems with the tenderizer having bent blades and that really messed up my work too.

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Will try, thanks, guys!

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Machine, Please Post a pic if you get a chance, I'm having trouble visualizing what the final product should look like.

We made some before, If you start from from mainemeatmans pic, but then just pounded quick added a thin filling and rolled like a cigar

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