Too tight, and you could affect how it cooks." If you're not quite sure what to use, we recommend this PerkHomy 100% Cotton Butchers Twine. It is heat resistant and won't leach any unpleasant ...

2b: Flip the other wing behind the chicken. 3. Run a length of butchers twine (about 3 feet, depending on the size of the chicken) over the top of the bird, behind the collarbone but in front of ...

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You might already know that the best kind of twine for trussing birds is butcher's or kitchen twine. Made from linen, 100% cotton, or a blend of cotton and polyester, cooking twine is durable ...