But CHEERS that my DH and FIL did most of the cooking and clean up! I am lucky.
A amanda_pennsylvania Well-known member Nov 27, 2009 #41 But CHEERS that my DH and FIL did most of the cooking and clean up! I am lucky.
P patbastrop Well-known member Nov 27, 2009 #43 I would love the aspic recipe! Thank you. It is delightfully old fashioned.
D diaokc Active member Nov 27, 2009 #45 Funny, Maria! Remember the year I was asked to bring limes and lettuce to Mother's Day?!?
G Glennis Well-known member Nov 27, 2009 #48 Our brine of 1c salt-1c brown sugar with seasonings came out just like I wanted, 2 years in a row. Now let's see if I can do it 2 birds in a row. I put all the seasonings into a tea ball so clean up was easier too.
Our brine of 1c salt-1c brown sugar with seasonings came out just like I wanted, 2 years in a row. Now let's see if I can do it 2 birds in a row. I put all the seasonings into a tea ball so clean up was easier too.
D dawnnys Well-known member Nov 28, 2009 #49 Also easy sweet app was fark choc chips, walnuts, pumpkin seeds, and craisins
D dawnnys Well-known member Nov 28, 2009 #51 Could that have been delicata squash? It has really no taste that I can tell!
C cheezz Well-known member Nov 28, 2009 #56 ah, a girl after my own heart smileys/smile.gif What part of No. CA do you live in? Near Pat?
M mariadnoca Moderator Nov 28, 2009 #57 Well it certainly was flavorless, in a glowy odd colored radiation fallout kinda way.
K kc_ Well-known member Nov 29, 2009 #58 We have grown delicata squash many years. It is very sweet, in flact Its other name is sweet potato squash. Perhaps the squash wsn't ripe? (Sorry, that should read "fact" not "flact".)
We have grown delicata squash many years. It is very sweet, in flact Its other name is sweet potato squash. Perhaps the squash wsn't ripe? (Sorry, that should read "fact" not "flact".)
L lisainla Well-known member Nov 29, 2009 #59 Glennis, I'd say better, because of the texture of the meat. I find that brined meat is a bit spongy - not enough to prevent me from doing it, but it does change the texture. Try the dry salt brine on a chicken to see how you like it.
Glennis, I'd say better, because of the texture of the meat. I find that brined meat is a bit spongy - not enough to prevent me from doing it, but it does change the texture. Try the dry salt brine on a chicken to see how you like it.