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Thursday, July 28, 2005

Jerk Chicken Thursday

Lets hope I don't poison my friends...quick warning: As I was seasoning the chicken after a rather late night of drinking, I have this feeling in the back of my mind that I may have used tablespoon measures instead of teaspoon measures when pouring the salt...just a pre warning. PSA "Never work in the kitchen after drinking steadily for 6 hours" Oh and never leave a baseball game carrying your own chair...

I figure if food is too salty it just means more wine has to be consumed! So there is a bonus to everything.

5 comments:

Marc M said...
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Marc M said...

I need to furnish my new studio. It'd be great if you took a few more chairs and shipped them to Wisconsin.

Anonymous said...

lawd hav mercy.

Maria Elisa said...

Quick cooking tip: whenever you've put too much salt in something all you have to do is cut a potato in half and place it in the mixture. It soaks up the excess salt. You take out the potato and there you have it, a meal salvaged.

Cali J said...

Thanks yall, I know all those tricks, the trick is figuring out before whether there is actually too much salt...but it all worked out.

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