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A little historyIn the late 70's/early 80's one of the major ammo companies introduced the NyClad line of ammo (might have been Winchester)It was designed to reduce airborne lead in American indoor ranges used by police and school shooting teamsAt the same time - another company was making law enforcement ammo, for police only, that was also nylon jacketed but with a steel core for defeating body armorThis bullet was dubbed the 'Cop Killer Bullet', the US Congress got the two bullets mixed up - and then banned all nylon jacketed bullets in the USSo, I was surprised to see Herter's offerings on page 2 of the new Cabellas shooting catalog that showed up yesterdayI wonder if that nylon jacket ban law expired or was changed?? With nylon jacket and aluminum case - it makes 9mm just $.21 per round and 45 auto $.35 a round which is pretty darn affordable!Anyone tried it yet?
Covering the chicken will steam it resulting in pale, soggy chicken skinOne of the bestest things about roasted chicken is toasty brown, crispy skin(My doctor would disagree with the statement that it is the best thing though) Butterfly the chicken if you likeI would remove the breast bone/keel bone if you are going to butterfly itThis will allow it to lay flatSeason the chicken and roast until goldenIf the chicken begins to get too brown before it is done you can place a bit of foil over it until the chicken is done.
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no, no, no! You will ruin itok, let me give you the best one you've ever tastedthen NEXT TIME go to sams club and buy theirsIt's expensive, but will taste better than outbackHopefully you have a cookie sheet add a little butter under the steak if you want for flavor too Ingredients: worchestershire sprinkle over top of steak, baja chilpote marianate sauce, cover top of steak, table spoon bbq sauce, and sprinkle 2tsp balsalmic vinegarI also use just a little tobascoRUB STEAK with all these ingredients both sidesLet set aside 30 minutesNEVER put a cold steak right straight on to the grill or panset timer for 25 minutesThen put broiler on stove onset timer for 5 more minutes, then put steak on top rack closest to broiler on cookie sheet on tin foil ( to keep juices in )Is it 16oz? Cook one side 5-8 minutes, then turnWatch edges of steak, never let them get burnt5min then take outcover the tin foil over the steak to let it sort of steam in there until meal is completely ready to serveThe juices of the meat will stay inside the steak this way nowOH MY GOODNESS, you'll DIE eating itemail me how wonderful it was!
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take the foil out immediatlyThis will be so bad for the little guy if he ingests it by accidentUse paper underneath insteadHe will be curious as to what it is and that is why he is tearing it upHamsters are curious about everything, and will chew on everythingRip up lots of plain toilet tissue round the cage, he will love this and make a snug bed from it, and if its ingested its harmless, but please, get rid of the foil!!!
Can I wrap BBQ ribs in parachment paper instead of aluminum foil?
Do you mean yawnsIf so, I don't knowIf you meant yarns, please explain.
Anyone happen to know the recipe for the Buffalo Ranch Chicken Wrap or a recipe similar to it? Thanks!
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go get some 5 gum and tear off the color and then its like actual rolling paper
I'd like to know if it's okay to bake them in a glass pan instead of an aluminum foil panWould the glass crack, melt, or get ruined under the heat? (325 degrees faranheit)
Do I cover it with foil when I bake it? The recipe says to cover it, so unless you're baking it in a baking dish that has a matching cover, cover it with foilDo I need to do anything to the chicken before it goes in the oven? You could season it first with a little kosher salt and pepperYou could also try poking some holes in it so the flavor from the sauce gets in easilyWhat sides would be good with this? Since the recipe already includes a starch (rice) , I'd serve it with a steamed vegetableBroccoli and asparagus and my favorites :)
My grandmother used to make a fudge with a recipe that she got off of the powder coco jar from Hershey'sIt's a dry, crumbly fudge that you make in a skilletIf anyone knows the recipe I would love to have it!
Hershey's Classic Rich Cocoa Fudge3 cups sugar 2/3 cup unsweetened cocoa (Hershey's) 1/8 teaspoon salt 1 1/2 cups milk 1/4 cup butter (half stick) 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Line an 8 or 9 inch square pan with aluminum foil, butter the foilMix sugar, cocoa, and salt in a 4 quart saucepan, add milkCook over medium heat, stirring constantly until mixture comes to a full boilBoil without stirring until mixture reaches 234 degrees F on a candy thermometer (soft ball stage)Remove from heat, add butter and vanilla, do not stirCool at room temperature to 110 degreesBeat with a wooden spoon until fudge begins to thicken and loses its glossSpread quickly into pan, let cool to room temperature, cut into squaresYum! VARIATIONS: NUTTY RICH COCOA FUDGE: Beat cooked fudge as directedImmediately stir in 1 cup black walnuts, chopped almonds,pecans or walnuts and spread quickly into prepared pan MARSHMALLOW-NUT COCOA FUDGE: Increase cocoa to 3/4 cupCook fudge as directedAdd 1 cup marshmallow creme with butter and vanillaDO NOT STIRCool to 110°F (lukewarm)Beat 8 minutes; stir in 1 cup chopped nutsPour into prepared pan(Fudge does not set until poured into pan.) NOTE: For best results, do not double this recipe.