Hunnynutcheerios
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That I always wash my chicken with fresh limes then I also use fresh lime to season
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Let us know how that food hangover treats you.That 1:30am delivery pizza >>>
“The Diablo”
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Always clean poultry with lime or lemon juice.
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There is no reason to wash chicken. Brine and cook.
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for what? If you cook chicken properly you don’t need to worry about the “germs”.
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Don’t even bother with this argument. Been down this road before. There’s no sensible reason to rinse a chicken.
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Haven't eaten washed chickens in my home in 33 years and been good.
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SO after THIS comment, I was going to ask a question.
KHUFU
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Then I see the Tea of choice.
But yea, we have had this convo plenty of times. It is really a #Cultural thing.
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Lol pointless argument but rolls vs bagels can go on for pages
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I’m sorry you can’t make the distinction, but that’s no reason to minimize the most important discussion we’ve ever had in this thread.
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You better recognize and realize the black pepper war was the most important era of this thread.
Stop leaving important historical facts out of the textbooks.
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SO after THIS comment, I was going to ask a question.
Then I see the Tea of choice.
But yea, we have had this convo plenty of times. It is really a #Cultural thing.
not a #cultural thing, it’s a #not spreading raw meat bacteria and cleaning up unnecessary messes while cooking thing.
and chill with the insinuations... the “plantation” mint tea has nothing to do with slavery...
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It is a cultural thing. The REASONING has nothing to do with it, it IS a cultural thing.
Just about Anyone of the African Diaspora washes their chicken. Africans, Blacks in America, West Indians. We all wash our chicken.
Get out your feelings about the Tea. Understand the room please.
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Now I am interested if the Asian/Hispanic NIketalk Families wash their chicken.
When I look at Mark Weins videos and they are in Thailand, folks usually wash their chicken.
Wondering what other Asian nations do.
When I look at Mark Weins videos and they are in Thailand, folks usually wash their chicken.
Wondering what other Asian nations do.
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I grew up watching my people wash chicken in the sink but when I was old enough to start cooking I skipped that unnecessary step because it’s pointless...
You are in your feelings about my choice of tea... just because it’s called Plantation Mint... you are conditioned to think of slavery when you see or hear the word plantation.
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Where is your family from?
Again, read the room please.
I was ZERO percent serious when I made that statement.
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#LowIQ
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You only need to clean raw chicken if you just butchered a live chicken... like how they do in Asia and the diaspora... the chicken you get at the store doesn’t need to be washed.
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Where is your family from? Ethnicity
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We’re from America and and my family is fully black.. maternal and paternal.
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Cracked pepper thick sliced bacon
Scrambled eggs with shiitake mushrooms and chives.
Utensil: fork
eaten just like that. on the kitchen counter.
I just used it to season my steaks. Wasn’t sure If jerk was best on chicken and pork only or if using it on beef was acceptable. Sirloin steaks turned out great with the jerk.
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Eggs are dry and overcooked.
