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Here are 3 po'd chickens for ya , posing in Santa hats.
I'd need six helpers to get them all on at once and get a picture of them! Which you all were here.
Of course @rjohns39 could probs sit in a chair and whisper to them," Go on girls, put your pretty little hats on for daddy."
...and they would!
 
YUMMY:drool But I want the spinach wilted with a bacon/balsamic reduction

Oh can I also request some taters (smashed or fried) and some crusty bread to soak up all that gravy?:D

You are a heathen and need to be :smack

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Ah, now you've gone and done it. I'l have to give you the recipe.:lau:gig
  • Fry up a pound of sugar cured bacon in a 5 quart pan, remove the bacon plate lined with a paper towl and let it cool
  • Thin Slice up 3 onions (2 vidalia and one high acid (spanish or white))
  • Optional, saute some mushrooms.
  • Add a couple tablespoons of butter to the bacon grease and caramelize the onions
  • While the onions are cooking, season up the liver with Tony's and dredge in seasoned flour.
  • Remove the onions to the bacon plate
  • Add a little more butter and some olive oil and fry up the liver in batches, putting it on top the onions when done.
  • Once all the liver is done, add a quart of chicken stock to the pan and scrape up all the brown bits from the bottom. Bring to a simmer.
  • Layer the liver back into the pan with onions and bacon and cover and let simmer 45 minutes to an hour (sauce will thicken to a nice gravy).
  • Add Salt and pepper to taste.
:drool:lau:drool


Hey guys..... Notice anything different?

Premium member with red text. Sorry I'm typing slower than you folks today.:oops:
 

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