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Originally posted by STUDI got the photo before I cut into it, discovered it wasn't quite done, put it back in the oven, took it out and proceeded to mangle it. I am not one of nature's carvers.
Liz
Liz, its probably easier to look up than explain, but I havent properly carved a chicken in years. If you have a knife in one hand and some tongs in the other you can break a bird down really easily. The legs come off whole with a basic cut then a pull with the tongs, you can then split the thigh from the drumstick with the knife. Then a slice down each side of the breastbone and pretty much each whole breast will come off with the tongs. I just cut the breast into chunks rther than slices.
If I have done a classic whole bird roast, (that is 5+/- pound bird) I keep it simple: remove thigh/leg together-then option to separate, remove wings, cut back out-often with shears, then quarter the breast.
If I am doing a French type roaster of 2-3 pounder I do not separate the leg/thigh, and just halve the breast.
Brad
We use too much prosciutto around here.
Terry wraps asparagus in it. We cut a small wheel of brie in half & layer slices of apple or pear in the middle. Wrap it up in prosciutto & brown it on the grill. Don't let the cheese get too gooey!
Put a layer of your favorite jam in the middle & serve with toasted French bread, chips or crackers. More fruit on the side.
Edited to correct echo.
Edited by - bubbalouie on 02/03/2023 16:22:01
“We eat too much prosciutto around here”.
Bob, yer lucky if nobody slaps the hell out of ya for saying that!!! LOL
Too much prosciutto certainly can’t be a bad thing. I gotta try making my own some day. Good prosciutto is one of my weaknesses………think Iberico ham !!! OMG
Your dish sounds like it hits all the marks…….creamy , sweet and salty !!!
Slammer!!!
I have enjoyed the posts while away, in New Mexico, for winter pleasure. Our diet consisted mostly of dine out “NM” style foods. We enjoyed many versions of poodle, even some good alternative versions. One of which we deconstructed and will make soon. Results later. Keep up the good work and sharing. Like many of you, I have made many a dinner from inspiration on these posts. Brad
Edited by - rinemb on 02/05/2023 05:36:03
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Originally posted by bubbalouie
Terry takes a skinless, boneless chicken breast, cuts a slice in the side & stuffs a big slice of Swiss or gouda in & wraps it up! Cook like any other chicken breast! On our weekly rotation.
Sounds good. Wife would likely add a slice of some Italian cured ham in there as well. Another variation I do, is score the breasts very deep (nearly through) in about a 1" grid. Then pour over a favorite sauce and bake it.
brad
To the tune of Green Achers...
Albert Eddie:
Green peppers are the meal for me
Stud's table is the place to be
Silverware spread out far and wide
Keep your Miracle Whip - green peppers on the side
Liz Gabor:
No! A restaurant's where I'd rather be
I'm so happy to greet the Maitre d'
I adore a creme brulee
Darling I love you but I'll let you pay
Edited by - STUD figmo Al on 02/05/2023 15:33:26
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