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| Bout done |
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| done. looks good enough to eat |
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| set over a cutting board lined with foil to catch any drippage. also helps with easy clean up |
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| notice I have a plate all ready to go. the shot glass measured out Kraken. It's a spiced rum that's my fave. I used some in the sauce. |
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| cut out the back bone. reserve tho! we'll get to that part later |
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| rest breast side down |
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| weird angle. grab the drumstick. time to carve and cut. |
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| trying to show where to scissor. it's hard to get a decent/detailed pic using 2 hands covered in chicken grease and snapping photos with your iPhone. |
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| did my best. |
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| right side |
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| same procedure. different picture. |
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| wing clipping |
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| notice I put the cut thighs on the cutting board underneath. Pretty nifty, aye? |
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| get in there |
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| cut the joint |
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| side view |
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| the breast is yet to come (punny!) |
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| I think I was a little tired at this point. Time for a cook's treat. |
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| looks yucky, huh? |
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| there's a buried treasure, always. |
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| flip over |
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| time to strip |
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| wait for it |
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| taaaa-daaaa! The oysters! |
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| weird shot |
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| nomnomnomnomnomnomnom - btw, why do people say nom nom? I don't sound like that at all when I eat. Back to the onomatopoeia drawing board. |
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| hello. looks like a mini alien. sort've |
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| slice down |
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| use brute force. a clever would have come in handy at this point. I don't have one tho. (looks down at the ground ashamed) |
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| PERFECTLY spit roasted beer but chicken. GOD I'm good! (and humble. staaaay humble) |
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| Jason's plate |
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| HI JASON! Nike. Just do it. Hey do it. do it. |
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| my plate. |
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| mine |
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| oh mine |
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| all mine. AAAAHHhhhHHhHHhLLLL Mine. (beats chest like Tarzan) |
Jason's Plate: Chicken, Cheese, a lime to squeeze, a roll, and deviled eggs
My Plate: Chicken wings, red leaf lettuce, Asian slaw, and some thick barbe-ku-ee mustardy peanut-ee dipping sauce. I can't remember how I made the Asian slaw exactly - but it's loosely based off of the Japanese Steakhouse Dressing recipe that's in the book: joy of Cooking. It has blended carrot, celery, onion, rice vinegar, ketchup and brown sugar - and 1/2C veg oil. I think I added white pepper and fresh ginger to my version that day.
Left-overs were turned into more lettuce wraps (glass noodles would have been fantastic - but I didn't have any) Chicken Salad, bbq chicken sliders, and then I think the last of it I made into a salad.
Chopped peanuts, honey roasted cashews, fresh pineapple, and wasabi-esk flavors would all have been great pairings with this particular chicken.
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