Re: Food Porn:sf dared me!

Christine Dabney wrote:

On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 17:04:48 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\" Lonergan"
<dog3@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:



Both the pic and the recipe look wonderful. How did you get it so juicy looking? And so browned? None of my chickens come out looking like that.

Michael



Roast your chicken by this method, and I think you will be delighted
with the results. I posted the link to the recipe...

Christine


I have to agree that it's the best way. Mind you, it helps if you're using a chook with a good flavour to begin with, not one of those battery farmed things from the supermarket.

Christine
(Another one...)
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