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Chicken Dishes
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Looking for some good chicken recipes, for stuff like wings....Breasts....Legs yeah just about anything....Hot, spicy, fried, baked whatever....Matt
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#2
Is it Joe Lee Et or Jolly Et
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#3
Joe-Lee-Et.
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#4
wings- 1 cup ap flour, 2 tbsp cyane peper. dust wings lightly while tossing, deep fry for 15 min. then toss in franks hot wing sauce.

then there is something at dominics in the asian foods section called a taste of thai- spicy thia peanut bake. boneless skinless breast, coat it with that stuff, squeese a 1/2 of a lime on each breast and bake till done.

chicken parm. mix some bread crumbs with parm cheese, coat boneless-skinless and bake. when done put some mozz on top. then you have opptions. serve oner pasta, or get some good rolls and cut them in half, spread some melted butter on then, garlic powder, oregano, and parsly. heat a small pan on the stove. put the rolls in butter side down till browned, put the chicken on the bum with some good red sauce.
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#5
i forgot the best one. boneless skinless, pound flat. on each one put a couple of slices of swiss and a couple of chunks of ham. roll it up and hold it together with tooth picks then bake till done.
10/8/1871- the great Chicago fire. Approximately 250 people were killed in the fire; 98,500 people were left homeless; 17,450 buildings were destroyed along with the original Emancipation Proclamation.
Chicago Local 281, protecting lives and property for over 100 years.
Lawn sprinklers save your grass, Fire sprinklers save your a$$
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#6
Dude, you need to come and cook for me lmao...Those are all my fav's execpt the thai one...Not sure if I'd like it or not.
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#7
the one with ham and swiss is liek a chicken cordon bleu or w.e very good. we had some parmesean chicken tonight. i can try and get the receipie for that. it was VERY good.
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firesprink281 Wrote:i forgot the best one. boneless skinless, pound flat. on each one put a couple of slices of swiss and a couple of chunks of ham. roll it up and hold it together with tooth picks then bake till done.

Damn good eatin' boys... :drool:
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#9
how about soaking a bonless skinless in italian dressing over night, cook it up, top with mozz cheese and red sauce and put it on a garlic roll.
10/8/1871- the great Chicago fire. Approximately 250 people were killed in the fire; 98,500 people were left homeless; 17,450 buildings were destroyed along with the original Emancipation Proclamation.
Chicago Local 281, protecting lives and property for over 100 years.
Lawn sprinklers save your grass, Fire sprinklers save your a$$
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#10
Chicken story....

At age 16 I worked at a nameless Chicken Chain store. When we were hating life, like working until closing on a summer Saturday night, we would stuff a leg, under the skin, with pure flour. Then add it to the rest of the pieces for cooking. After it cooked it looked massive. I can only imagine the diner's expression when they chomped into that.

I regret it now, though.
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#11
flour isn't bad...lol....it could have been worse.

With the ham/swiss/boneless....you can substatute fresh spinich instead of ham if you like that sorta thing...it's really good when seasoned with Garlic salt and pepper
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#12
Man just go to KFC
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