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    Big Mtnt Woman

    Rocky Mountains

    Chef #326631

    Rocky Mountains

    Joined: Jun 18, 2006

    2 reviews by Big Mtnt Woman

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    Reviewed Lemon Parmesan Asparagus
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      |  By HomemadeChef

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    "Easy, company worthy dish. MDH, mister picky man, doesn't usually like asparagus and even he liked it! This is a keeper. I used the microwave because it was too hot for the oven (a little under 4 minutes and it worked well. Thanks"

    Apr 24, 2009 on Food.com

    Recipe #367051

    Reviewed Brined and Roasted Whole Turkey
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      |  By Joanie Grow

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    "I have used this recipe several times, for a whole turkey, a half turkey and a turkey breast. Everyone always raves about how tender the meat is. No need to brine overnight - 4 - 5 hours is plenty and the high temps create a beautiful brown skin. I massage the butter into the bird rather than baste, and stuff very loosely with fresh herbs, an onio..."

    Nov 28, 2008 on Food.com

    Recipe #76199

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