liamsaunt
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The brined chicken I made tonight was a hit!
I had a couple boo boos though...I didn't re-read Liamsaunt's post on how to brine and I did it by memory...Well, I dumped a whole bunch of sugar and salt on the bird...no soaking. Then I read the post (after a night of salt and sugar) and it said only salt on chicken and no soaking. Then I rinsed the bird this AM and soaked it in salt water...![]()
I then blasted it at 425 degrees for the time I was supposed to, let it rest and then proceeded to carve it...it wasn't done. I then threw it in the broiler for about 10 minutes.
It was the best chicken I ever made...thanks Liamsaunt!!!
PS: I hate using a electric stove/oven...give me a gas range any day!!!![]()
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Blah Blah Blah...I'm doing it again!
I think I am going to make chicken quite often and save the wish bones for my Xmas tree...my Mom's friend did this and put a bow on eash bone, hung them on the tree and then guests got to make a wish.

Tonight I am making a recipe my sister sent me for a beer cheese soup. I have to think of more recipes with beer. Here is why: we have a supplementary fridge that we use exclusively for waters, sodas, juices, and beers. I got up this morning and went to get DH his water and soda to take to work and found that for some reason all of the Heneikens in the fridge had frozen! None of the other types of beers did, nor the water or soda. The weirdest part is that they were not all in the same location in the fridge, but they all froze! So, now I have all these frozen, leaky Heneikens to cook with. This incident just furthers my belief that Heneiken is a crummy beer.
