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Racist messages at IU

Spatchcocking? Did you make that up?
Has the German portion of your soul died?

Kitchen shears to zipper out the backbone and press it flat until breast bone cracks. Easy peasy and it cooks evenly and faster. Did a 12 pound turkey this way a couple of holidays ago and it was done under 2.5 hours. Saved room in the oven for everything else, so win win.
 
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Has the German portion of your soul died?

Kitchen shears to zipper out the backbone and press it flat until breast bone cracks. Easy peasy and it cooks evenly and faster. Did a 12 pound turkey this way a couple of holidays ago and it was done under 2.5 hours. Saved room in the oven for everything else, so win win.
Yes! The backbone, neck, pope’s nose, & other trimmings can be put in a drip pan with onions, carrots, celery herbs, apple cider vinegar or white wine, chicken broth, etc. & put under said bird during cooking to catch juices. Boil down, skim or drain grease & use as a delicious gravy to ladle onto the sliced meat to add flavor & moisten. Not some goopy, thick gravy, but a delightful thin gravy that can be absorbed by the meat…
 
Huh. I always thought ky was a bbq state
Owensboro has great BBQ - including mutton and burgoo that uses BBQ - cooked with smoke and low low low heat and cooking dip, not BBQ sauce. BBQ that needs sauce on the sandwich is a sin.

Lots of places make burgoo with anything they have laying around - rabbit, squirrel, whatever. We call that “hobo stew.” It ain’t burgoo. And …… brisket ain’t BBQ.

There. I said it.
 
Has the German portion of your soul died?

Kitchen shears to zipper out the backbone and press it flat until breast bone cracks. Easy peasy and it cooks evenly and faster. Did a 12 pound turkey this way a couple of holidays ago and it was done under 2.5 hours. Saved room in the oven for everything else, so win win.
That video was pretty good and seems pretty simple. I may have to experiment.

The eating portion of my German soul is still strong.
 
Yes! The backbone, neck, pope’s nose, & other trimmings can be put in a drip pan with onions, carrots, celery herbs, apple cider vinegar or white wine, chicken broth, etc. & put under said bird during cooking to catch juices. Boil down, skim or drain grease & use as a delicious gravy to ladle onto the sliced meat to add flavor & moisten. Not some goopy, thick gravy, but a delightful thin gravy that can be absorbed by the meat…
MMMmmmm.... gravy.......
 
Owensboro has great BBQ - including mutton and burgoo that uses BBQ - cooked with smoke and low low low heat and cooking dip, not BBQ sauce. BBQ that needs sauce on the sandwich is a sin.

Lots of places make burgoo with anything they have laying around - rabbit, squirrel, whatever. We call that “hobo stew.” It ain’t burgoo. And …… brisket ain’t BBQ.

There. I said it.
That version of Burgoo (hobo style) sounds like Brunswick Stew.
 
Since election day, Blacks on campus have been receiving texts telling them the bus to the plantation will pick them up. It is amazing what some people think of as funny or clever.

Some of the wording and phrasing in the texts makes me wonder if they are originating from overseas to try and create discourse within the country on the heels of an election?
 
Some of the wording and phrasing in the texts makes me wonder if they are originating from overseas to try and create discourse within the country on the heels of an election?
They are showing up in Louisville - its a plan

Probably antifa or BLM

The race-hustlers need to keep hate alive to keep their money flowing

Hope they find whoever it is and put them in cages on a courthouse square so we throw rotting fruit at them. need to bring "public shame" back into criminal justice.
 
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