Dec. 22nd, 2010
Interesting recipe worked! (Mostly!)
Dec. 22nd, 2010 05:34 pmWhen I considered this recipe, I worried people would say "What were you thinking?!" if it failed.
Incredible Chicken:
1 (4 pound) chicken, cut into pieces
1 teaspoon garlic salt
1/4 cup brown sugar
Bake at 375 for about an hour.
Since I'm just one person, I used one chicken bone-in breast (man, breasts are massive nowadays! ...no comments!). Based on the recipe comments, I covered it for the first half-hour, then uncovered it until it reached 165 (about another half-hour).
While it was tender and really really moist, it was a touch bland. (Seriously, it was barely sweet at all!) Still, it was good enough that I ate the whole thing, and I rarely eat a whole breast (...so much comment-potential in this post!).
I have another breast waiting in the fridge, so I think I'll do this again tomorrow night. I want to try uncovered longer so the skin gets more crispy, though I worry about the sugar burning (when I took the pan out of the oven, the fluid in the bottom was bubbling and just starting to turn back). A lot more garlic salt this time, too!
All in all, it was totally worth eating. Mmmm.
Incredible Chicken:
1 (4 pound) chicken, cut into pieces
1 teaspoon garlic salt
1/4 cup brown sugar
Bake at 375 for about an hour.
Since I'm just one person, I used one chicken bone-in breast (man, breasts are massive nowadays! ...no comments!). Based on the recipe comments, I covered it for the first half-hour, then uncovered it until it reached 165 (about another half-hour).
While it was tender and really really moist, it was a touch bland. (Seriously, it was barely sweet at all!) Still, it was good enough that I ate the whole thing, and I rarely eat a whole breast (...so much comment-potential in this post!).
I have another breast waiting in the fridge, so I think I'll do this again tomorrow night. I want to try uncovered longer so the skin gets more crispy, though I worry about the sugar burning (when I took the pan out of the oven, the fluid in the bottom was bubbling and just starting to turn back). A lot more garlic salt this time, too!
All in all, it was totally worth eating. Mmmm.
Interesting recipe worked! (Mostly!)
Dec. 22nd, 2010 05:34 pmWhen I considered this recipe, I worried people would say "What were you thinking?!" if it failed.
Incredible Chicken:
1 (4 pound) chicken, cut into pieces
1 teaspoon garlic salt
1/4 cup brown sugar
Bake at 375 for about an hour.
Since I'm just one person, I used one chicken bone-in breast (man, breasts are massive nowadays! ...no comments!). Based on the recipe comments, I covered it for the first half-hour, then uncovered it until it reached 165 (about another half-hour).
While it was tender and really really moist, it was a touch bland. (Seriously, it was barely sweet at all!) Still, it was good enough that I ate the whole thing, and I rarely eat a whole breast (...so much comment-potential in this post!).
I have another breast waiting in the fridge, so I think I'll do this again tomorrow night. I want to try uncovered longer so the skin gets more crispy, though I worry about the sugar burning (when I took the pan out of the oven, the fluid in the bottom was bubbling and just starting to turn back). A lot more garlic salt this time, too!
All in all, it was totally worth eating. Mmmm.
Incredible Chicken:
1 (4 pound) chicken, cut into pieces
1 teaspoon garlic salt
1/4 cup brown sugar
Bake at 375 for about an hour.
Since I'm just one person, I used one chicken bone-in breast (man, breasts are massive nowadays! ...no comments!). Based on the recipe comments, I covered it for the first half-hour, then uncovered it until it reached 165 (about another half-hour).
While it was tender and really really moist, it was a touch bland. (Seriously, it was barely sweet at all!) Still, it was good enough that I ate the whole thing, and I rarely eat a whole breast (...so much comment-potential in this post!).
I have another breast waiting in the fridge, so I think I'll do this again tomorrow night. I want to try uncovered longer so the skin gets more crispy, though I worry about the sugar burning (when I took the pan out of the oven, the fluid in the bottom was bubbling and just starting to turn back). A lot more garlic salt this time, too!
All in all, it was totally worth eating. Mmmm.
Last straw. Just the last straw. (WoW)
Dec. 22nd, 2010 06:46 pmI spent the entire day trying to get The Innkeeper's Daughter. A second hearthstone. One of the most useful items from archaeology.
I spent 11 hours working on it. Just finished it.
It shares a cooldown with your hearthstone.
Could Blizz have made this more insulting? This is STUPID. This is POINTLESS. This is INSULTING.
I spent 11 hours working on it. Just finished it.
It shares a cooldown with your hearthstone.
Could Blizz have made this more insulting? This is STUPID. This is POINTLESS. This is INSULTING.
Last straw. Just the last straw. (WoW)
Dec. 22nd, 2010 06:46 pmI spent the entire day trying to get The Innkeeper's Daughter. A second hearthstone. One of the most useful items from archaeology.
I spent 11 hours working on it. Just finished it.
It shares a cooldown with your hearthstone.
Could Blizz have made this more insulting? This is STUPID. This is POINTLESS. This is INSULTING.
I spent 11 hours working on it. Just finished it.
It shares a cooldown with your hearthstone.
Could Blizz have made this more insulting? This is STUPID. This is POINTLESS. This is INSULTING.