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    Dinner, Sunday, 8th March 2009

    roast beef, salt pork riblets, boiled potato,carrot,turnip and cabbage
  2. R

    Kentucky Fried Chicken

    u r correct it isn't marinated it is put in a brine mixture. I worked at KFC soaking and "flouring" the chicken pieces.
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    Hampton Forge

    thanks for the input folks, I will stick to completing my Grohmann set.
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    How do I cook my stuffed chicken

    weird my thermometer the reads 185f for chicken all the websites read 165f
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    Hampton Forge

    Is the Hampton Forge knife set at Costco any good? It is very cheap price wise and I always say u get what u pay 4.
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    Wednesday March 4 What's for Dinner?

    grilled salmon with dill sauce, rice and veggies dill sauce recipe 1/2 c plain yogurt 2 tbsp fresh dill salt/pepper to taste Rice Minute rice onion soup mix 1 tsp soya 1 tsp worchestchire sauce 1 tsp asian fish sauce
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    How do I cook my stuffed chicken

    If u use a meat thermometer ensure it is in the stuffing as the internal temp must be 185f/85c to kill any bacteria. Rub the bird all over with butter or marg this will make the bird golden brown, club house makes a poultry seasoning that is excellent or u can use garlic and onion powder and...
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    Hello from Nova Scotia, Canada

    I've never had a bad beer.
  9. R

    Sunday March 1 what's for Dinner?

    Moose meat stew, home made bread for supper and apple pie for dessert.
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    Hello from Nova Scotia, Canada

    Hey there, I just found this site today, it looks very good, lots of recipes and ideas. I have been doing 99% of the cooking for a family of 5 for 13 years, I have dozens of cook books and am currently building a Grohman Knife set. :chef:
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    Kentucky Fried Chicken

    KFC also soaks their chicken in a brine. I use 1 cup salt per 8 cups water, bay leaf, minced or crushed garlic and what ever spices you like. I have also done whole turkeys in the same brine (4 cups salt 32 cups water), it turns out excellent
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