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To: carriage_hill
I use them interchangably. Probably the way I was brought up, with yankees and normal people in the family. Some of that is regional. ;)

I'm going to debone the chicken after saving all the good bits like feet, offal, and bones for stock.

Then I will roll and tie it around the stuffing, similar to prepping a ballontine, but instead of poaching, I'll bake until 160F internal, rest it, and serve warm.

/johnny

26 posted on 07/07/2012 4:19:11 PM PDT by JRandomFreeper (Gone Galt)
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To: JRandomFreeper; carriage_hill
I use them interchangably. Probably the way I was brought up, with yankees and normal people in the family.

Same here, except I never had a normal family. We were all a little berserk.

Jr. Try putting a small pan of water. or better yet, chicken broth underneath. It helps hold the moisture content for juicy chicken.

You can always crisp the skin under the broiler.

35 posted on 07/07/2012 4:36:50 PM PDT by Focault's Pendulum (If Obama was any more thin skinned, he'd have a receptacle end: Dennis Miller)
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