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Soak the dry fish also till its soft and then debone. Cut the vegetables.

The RazorMax accepts both 3.5-inch drop-point replacement blades as well as a new 5-inch boning/filet blade, allowing users to field dress, skin, debone and process game with a single tool.

If you have a problem with bones, the fishmonger can fillet and debone the fish for you - it will take less time to cook but will not be as moist.

They include a pasta server, which can measure portions of both cooked pasta and pasta sauce; a fish turner, which has a spring-loaded, double-blade design to keep fillets intact while turning; a nut bowl and scoop, to portion out single servings of nuts; a chicken tool to skin and debone chicken; and a dressing cruet, which includes recipes of healthy dressings on the bottle, as well as measurement lines in case consumers want to make their own.

A spokeswoman for Sainsbury's said: "Our colleagues who work on the meat counters are all trained to use knives, but some have not received all of the training to safely debone a lamb joint."

The Butcher-Lite includes every tool needed to field dress, skin, quarter and debone big game, all encased in a nylon roll pack with snap-in plastic knife scabbards.

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At its Rotterdam facility female cattle hindquarters specialists debone, cut, freeze and vacuum-pack portion control tenderloin, ribeye, striploin and beefsteak for the restaurant trade, supermarkets and further processors.

The real risk in allowing underage culinary students to taste wine, we think, is handing them 6-inch knives afterward and asking them to debone chickens.

This saves processors time, because workers can debone the carcass during the same shift instead of waiting for the next shift.

Line trainers work with new employees in large areas of the plant, such as the debone line.