To: Fierce Allegiance; BerthaDee
So it's just that simple, can in the chicken and some spices? It appears that way. I though about trying different beers and slicing up a garlic and onion and putting in the beer, but other than that its just a beer up a chickens butt and sauce on the skin.
BTW, don't try to drink the beer later. Even after its cooled down its not worth a crap.
46 posted on
06/30/2005 6:52:10 AM PDT by
cowboyway
(My heroes have always been cowboys.)
To: cowboyway
LOL, I'm not that hardup for beer.
48 posted on
06/30/2005 6:53:17 AM PDT by
Fierce Allegiance
(This is not your granddaddy's America)
To: cowboyway; Fierce Allegiance
Cowboyway fed me drunk chicken, it is very moist. I think perhaps marinating the whole chicken for a goodly period prior to mounting its corpse so indecorously upon the can would lend flavor to the breast other than that of moist chicken.
I was thinking it might be good to put wine in the can instead of beer, but, I am not sure it would have the same result. I would imagine there may be some chemical reaction other than the steam, but, maybe not.
Definitely put a crushed garlic clove or twelve in the can prior to cooking. At the least. I was also thinking of stuffing some onions in the cavity on top of the can.
As you can see, I have put a bit of thought into this.
Hey, Fierce, don't forget to give your freedom defending cousin a big kiss for me. On the mouth. With feeling.
102 posted on
06/30/2005 8:49:04 AM PDT by
Finger Monkey
(H.R. 25, Fair Tax Act - A consumption tax which replaces the income tax, SS tax, death tax, etc.)
To: cowboyway
LOL good suggestion - I forgot to mention that part.
Good idea about adding garlic and onion into the beer can! Let me know how it works.
106 posted on
06/30/2005 9:28:09 AM PDT by
Txslady
To: cowboyway
BTW, don't try to drink the beer later. Even after its cooled down its not worth a crap.LOL. I take it you tried once. Yuck.
154 posted on
06/30/2005 2:43:41 PM PDT by
fanfan
(" The liberal party is not corrupt " Prime Minister Paul Martin)
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