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returntothepit >> discuss >> cooking questions by hungryhungryhippo on Nov 8,2007 8:26am
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toggletoggle post by hungryhungryhippo at Nov 8,2007 8:26am
ok alright so im just gettin started cooking shit.
i need to know what temp. to cook chicken in the oven, also pork. internal temp i know but whats the best oven temp



toggletoggle post by succubus  at Nov 8,2007 8:51am
350 i'd say..did you marinate it?



toggletoggle post by Whoremastery  at Nov 8,2007 8:59am
325 to 350..internal temp should be 160. About 20 min.



toggletoggle post by the_reverend   at Nov 8,2007 11:09am
im gay and only cook tofu



toggletoggle post by FuckIsMySignature at Nov 8,2007 11:11am
all in favor of making this a heavy metal BBQ recipe thread?



toggletoggle post by Whoremastery  at Nov 8,2007 11:28am
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toggletoggle post by sacreligion at Nov 8,2007 11:35am
1) marinate thinly sliced chicken breasts in ranch or creamy italian dressing for at least 6 hours.

2) when chicken has marinated long enough, pan fry a slice of bacon for every piece of chicken you have.

3) when bacon is done, mix some italian bread crumbs and crushed-up croutons(i like the garden herb kind for this) and bread the chicken.

4) after there's an even coating of bread-stuff on the chicken, place the bacon on it, and roll it up(place the loose end down so it holds its shape)

5) place the rolled up chicken things in a 9x13 baking pan and cook at 350 for 30-35 minutes covered(aluminum foil over the top or something)

6) remove the foil, and cook for another 10-15 minutes

7) eat the best thing ever



toggletoggle post by ariavette at Nov 8,2007 12:52pm
that sounds pretty good



toggletoggle post by bradmann   at Nov 8,2007 12:54pm
1) buy gun.
2) shoot deer.
3) eat.
4) utilize appendix.



toggletoggle post by the_taste_of_cigarettes  at Nov 8,2007 1:01pm
sacreligion said:
1) marinate thinly sliced chicken breasts in ranch or creamy italian dressing for at least 6 hours.

2) when chicken has marinated long enough, pan fry a slice of bacon for every piece of chicken you have.

3) when bacon is done, mix some italian bread crumbs and crushed-up croutons(i like the garden herb kind for this) and bread the chicken.

4) after there's an even coating of bread-stuff on the chicken, place the bacon on it, and roll it up(place the loose end down so it holds its shape)

5) place the rolled up chicken things in a 9x13 baking pan and cook at 350 for 30-35 minutes covered(aluminum foil over the top or something)

6) remove the foil, and cook for another 10-15 minutes

7) eat the best thing ever


Jesus christ man, where'd you learn that recipe -- Billerica Public Access Television?!



toggletoggle post by sacreligion at Nov 8,2007 1:34pm
nah i stole the recipe from my mom, and added bacon



toggletoggle post by heartattackjack at Nov 8,2007 1:39pm
see you in at the e.r.



toggletoggle post by FuckIsMySignature at Nov 8,2007 1:40pm
i must go get bacon.



toggletoggle post by brad weymouth at Nov 8,2007 4:36pm
FuckIsMySignature said:
i must go get bacon.


bacon should always be available in the house, consider yourself warned



toggletoggle post by FuckIsMySignature at Nov 8,2007 5:38pm
i eated it.



toggletoggle post by BornSoVile   at Nov 8,2007 5:48pm
chicken and pork should be cooked around 325, drying up these white meats ruins it, take the time to let a lower heat do it's job.
when wrapping with tin foil, use plastic wrap first then foil. foil always leaks! plastic wrap will preserve the juices better so they just simmer into the meat while the foil contains the heat.



toggletoggle post by DaveFromTheGrave  at Nov 8,2007 6:48pm
uh, wouldn't plastic wrap melt in the oven?



toggletoggle post by handinjury at Nov 8,2007 7:58pm
DaveFromTheGrave said:
uh, wouldn't plastic wrap melt in the oven?


That makes me want to put the hole roll in the oven @350 and see what happens.



toggletoggle post by Whoremastery  at Nov 8,2007 9:01pm
DaveFromTheGrave said:
uh, wouldn't plastic wrap melt in the oven?


not with foil over it..



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