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wrote in message ... Jo Firey wrote: This time of year I like to roast a chicken with lots of fresh rosemary just under the skin. How do you get it there?? Joyce It is easy to loosen the skin of a raw whold chicken with your fingers. Starting at the tail end. (Works well with Turkey too) Then just put the herbs in the space between the skin and meat. Rosemary works well because of the kind of stiff stems. Of course it helps to watch the Food Network on TV. Jo Jo |
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wrote in message ... Jo Firey wrote: This time of year I like to roast a chicken with lots of fresh rosemary just under the skin. How do you get it there?? Joyce It is easy to loosen the skin of a raw whold chicken with your fingers. Starting at the tail end. (Works well with Turkey too) Then just put the herbs in the space between the skin and meat. Rosemary works well because of the kind of stiff stems. Of course it helps to watch the Food Network on TV. Jo Jo |
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wrote in message ... Jo Firey wrote: This time of year I like to roast a chicken with lots of fresh rosemary just under the skin. How do you get it there?? Joyce It is easy to loosen the skin of a raw whold chicken with your fingers. Starting at the tail end. (Works well with Turkey too) Then just put the herbs in the space between the skin and meat. Rosemary works well because of the kind of stiff stems. Of course it helps to watch the Food Network on TV. Jo Jo |
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wrote Did anyone see my chicken soup recipe? Usually people comment on each other's recipes, but I didn't see any comments - did my post get out? Or was it simply too boring for comment? I didn't comment because I don't eat meat. ) I'm sure the recipe is delicious for anyone who does. Joyce - wondering if she should post a recipe for CHOPPED LIVER shudder -- Marina, Frank and Nikki Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki |
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wrote Did anyone see my chicken soup recipe? Usually people comment on each other's recipes, but I didn't see any comments - did my post get out? Or was it simply too boring for comment? I didn't comment because I don't eat meat. ) I'm sure the recipe is delicious for anyone who does. Joyce - wondering if she should post a recipe for CHOPPED LIVER shudder -- Marina, Frank and Nikki Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki |
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wrote Did anyone see my chicken soup recipe? Usually people comment on each other's recipes, but I didn't see any comments - did my post get out? Or was it simply too boring for comment? I didn't comment because I don't eat meat. ) I'm sure the recipe is delicious for anyone who does. Joyce - wondering if she should post a recipe for CHOPPED LIVER shudder -- Marina, Frank and Nikki Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki |
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Sherry wrote:
Oh, Joyce, I not only saw it, but I printed it out. Chicken soup is one of my favorite things in life. A real comfort food. Thanks for posting it. Have you ever tried it using boneless, skinless breast meat? (I try to cook as low fat as possible). Ah, but thigh meat is my *secret ingredient*. (So she posts it on a worldwide network!) It's much tastier than breast. You could try substituting breast meat, and you might like it as much. But I figure that since I'm using skinless meat, it's as low-fat as I want it to be. Joyce |
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Sherry wrote:
Oh, Joyce, I not only saw it, but I printed it out. Chicken soup is one of my favorite things in life. A real comfort food. Thanks for posting it. Have you ever tried it using boneless, skinless breast meat? (I try to cook as low fat as possible). Ah, but thigh meat is my *secret ingredient*. (So she posts it on a worldwide network!) It's much tastier than breast. You could try substituting breast meat, and you might like it as much. But I figure that since I'm using skinless meat, it's as low-fat as I want it to be. Joyce |
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Sherry wrote:
Oh, Joyce, I not only saw it, but I printed it out. Chicken soup is one of my favorite things in life. A real comfort food. Thanks for posting it. Have you ever tried it using boneless, skinless breast meat? (I try to cook as low fat as possible). Ah, but thigh meat is my *secret ingredient*. (So she posts it on a worldwide network!) It's much tastier than breast. You could try substituting breast meat, and you might like it as much. But I figure that since I'm using skinless meat, it's as low-fat as I want it to be. Joyce |
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Oh, Joyce, I not only saw it, but I printed it out. Chicken soup is one of
my favorite things in life. A real comfort food. Thanks for posting it. Have you ever tried it using boneless, skinless breast meat? (I try to cook as low fat as possible). Ah, but thigh meat is my *secret ingredient*. (So she posts it on a worldwide network!) It's much tastier than breast. You could try substituting breast meat, and you might like it as much. But I figure that since I'm using skinless meat, it's as low-fat as I want it to be. Joyce Point taken! I bet, since the skin is removed anyway, it's already as low-fat as you can get. Thanks for sharing the recipe! Sherry |
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