How To Adapt Mimi's Sticky Chicken Recipe for Cornish Game Hens?
rosie wrote:
> On Dec 23, 6:57�am, jay > wrote:
>> On Sun, 23 Dec 2007 00:24:49 -0800, Mickey Zalusky wrote:
>>> Has anyone tried baking Cornish game hens using the low-temp, long bake
>>> method from the famous Mimi's Sticky Chicken recipe (250 degrees for 5
>>> hours? �I'm assuming less than 5 hours would be needed for the smaller
>>> Cornish hens but I'm wondering if they would dry out rather than getting
>>> wonderfully tender as the meat gets for a 3 or 4-lb. chicken in the
>>> original recipe.
>>> Any suggestions?
>>> Thanks,
>>> Mickey
>> IMO that is good way to ruin them. �Use a traditional roasting method.
>> They are baby chickens and will be tender without cooking them into mush
>> the MIMI way.
>>
>> jay
>
> What??? Game hens are BABY CHICKENS ??? I thought they were small
> birds , like quail.
> I don't need this first thing in the AM before my coffee..I have been
> eating baby chickens???
> Please tell me this is not true.
> Rosie
Actually the Kosher ones *are* baby chickens since Cornish Game Hens
don't have the extra tow that is required for fowl to be Kosher.
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Janet Wilder
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