deboning

The friendly staff, knowing the tendency of Americans to avoid struggling with fish bones, will do the deboning.

Two recent examples include improving the deboning of chicken and the baking of buns.

Service is formal and old fashioned, and it features elaborate tableside deboning of fish.

"Well, the duty to which that particular unit has been assigned-it might be upset about-" "Deboning," Fisk said, understanding.

Best of all, Mr. Zanghi does much of the deboning of the birds in the kitchen, sparing the diners the job of doing it on their plates.

Regulations now require that ingredient labels disclose the use of mechanically separated meat -a mixture of meat and bone removed from the carcass by machine after manual deboning.