[GCFL-discuss] Kitchens
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Sat Jan 28 06:52:05 CST 2006
greenBubble....
Thanks, I will definitely try this, I like things that are easy and yet are
really good. Salmon is soo easy. just pan fry it in hot oil just for a
couple of minutes, flipping it ( put your favorite seasoning on it ) I
like to mix honey & mustard & sprinkle pecans on top - then bake for about
10 minutes @ 350 degrees
The honey seals in the moisture, but you can just use butter & lemon. It's
fast and better than what you usually get in the restaurant because they
often overcook the salmon. If you put gentle pressure on the salmon & it
separates, you know it's done.
A French chef taught me this.
Carla
----- Original Message -----
>
> My kitchen repertoire extends to
> omelets, macaroni and cheese, and roast chicken.
>
> Here's my favorite recipe for crockpot roast chicken:
> Take a frozen chicken from the freezer
> Thaw it out overnight
> Put it in the crockpot -- with nothing else!
> Turn it on, on low.
> Come back 8 hours later for delicious roasted chicken.
>
> greenBubble
>
> PS Kosher chickens are salted during processing to remove all the blood.
> I
> do not know if this recipe will work with non-Kosher chickens.
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