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Kim Shook

Kim Shook

Well, damn.  Not two hours after dinner and I had to go get a snack:

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Jif on toast.  And, @kayb, you and my momma are the only people I've ever known who put Welch's on their sausage biscuits!  

 

 

Thurday night/Friday morning I could NOT sleep, so at 2:30AM I came downstairs and started roasting a bunch of chicken/turkey bones I’d had in the fridge to make stock in the CSO:

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Ended up with 6 quarts in the freezer:

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Dinner on Friday was roast chicken in the CSO.  It was lovely, even though I missed one entire step and slightly overcooked it!  I was using @Shelby's method and completely forgot that it was supposed to be brined for two days.  So, in the morning, it went straight to the sitting out uncovered in the fridge.  I salted it to enhance the drying and loosened the skin and  rubbed butter under it.  Bake/steam at 450F for about 40 minutes and I ended up with this:

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Breast temp was 175F, but it was still incredibly juicy:

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Usual CSO pale sides and I am deficient at wing tucking, so I just put foil on the tips. 

Kim Shook

Kim Shook

Well, damn.  Not two hours after dinner and I had to go get a snack:

IMG_2508.jpg.7b45ce2236c0b83feefcb0095f6f5bfb.jpg

Jif on toast.  And, @kayb, you and my momma are the only people I've ever known who put Welch's on their sausage biscuits!  

 

 

Thurday night/Friday morning I could NOT sleep, so at 2:30AM I came downstairs and started roasting a bunch of chicken/turkey bones I’d had in the fridge to make stock in the CSO:

IMG_2476.thumb.jpg.8f9f1dbe347e90385842e24a3c177d16.jpg

 

Ended up with 6 quarts in the freezer:

IMG_2477.thumb.jpg.48573db00cb5d9224b276ea9ea14a558.jpg

 

Dinner on Friday was roast chicken in the CSO.  It was lovely, even though I missed one entire step and slightly overcooked it!  I was using @Shelby's method and completely forgot that it was supposed to be brined for two days.  So, in the morning, it went straight to the sitting out uncovered in the fridge.  I salted it to enhance the drying and loosened the skin and  rubbed butter under it.  Bake/steam at 450F for about 40 minutes and I ended up with this:

IMG_2482.jpg.90a69fecdb3eca41623c57fb1e3c5a85.jpg

Breast temp was 175F, but it was still incredibly juicy:

IMG_2489-001.jpg.2ad13a06be4cac488ddb3e857bc33797.jpg

Usual CSO pale sides and I am deficient at wing tucking, so I just put foil on the tips. 

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