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Processing chicken.

The best way will be the quickest way that is still humane and hygienic.

You want to be able to get your meat from the 105 degree temperature down to 45 degrees or less as quickly as possible to stop any potential bacterial growth.

This can all be done by hand with common household equipment or you can get very expensive and fancy with special killing equipment, scalding equipment, plucking equipment, eviscerating tools and packaging and cooling equipment.

Here is a very good link to home processing of chickens with pictures.

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