>>21478386 (OP)
Why put dry rice down there? It's not going to get nearly enough drippings, it'll just burn. Put some prepped potatoes down there so they get chicken juices basting them as they get crispy bottoms from being low in the oven. I'm starting to think whoever took that picture isn't very good at cooking.
>>21478403
You can use a square of foil on a pan and do the same thing. OR enhance a side you're going to be eating a swell unless you're planning on eating an entire roast chicken by itself like a double-retard.
>>21478464
It's very good, I've also put rice in the mix, it's good either way. I put butter under the skin. It was a totally improvised meal with what I had in the fridge, try it out. Duck hearts are cut in cubes and sauted with butter/herbs and soy sauce, then mixed with the duxelle after you draw the moisture from the mushrooms. Then stuff it and bake it on 390F - 200C until golden brown, I make my own fermented cabbage - the eastern european way and before I put it in the dutch oven I mix it with some parpika or chilly powder for sweetness.
>>21478495
Np bro, it works with chicken hearts as well. Duck hearts I buy frozen although it's really not a downgrade from fresh. If you have access to chicken hearts it will taste almost the same :)
>>21479623
Not like that, obviously. Just need to boil it for a while and then string it up by its legs in the oven for an hour over a bed of dry rice. Merry fucking christmas.
>>21480871 >it's the little things that get you promoted
Like not being a fucking psychopath
I would absolutely charge him for the coffee maker, what the fuck dude
stuffing a woman full of assorted meats, cheeses and veg until she is plump and pregnant with food then slow cook her over a charcoal bed for 8 hrs. Cut her open and enjoy the feast
>>21482581
Yeah I had to do that over the weekend on account of someone dumping towels covered in food scraps from the sink inside for cleaning, it's very gross down there
>>21485956
I cut our 5 year old one open after it was replaced. It had unfiltered well water for 4 years and honestly it wasn't that bad. A little bit of rust around the heating elements but the tank was pretty clean.
>>21478391 >picks up the bin >pours the oil down the sink
lost
I used to work in a hotel and Indian business travelers always tried cooking curry in the rooms and there was nothing we could do to get the smell out of the linens, carpets, curtains.
>>21478442
That's not how you butterly a chicken, you have toe shave the breast and legs to spread it over a wider area, that way it cooks evenly and you don't end up drying it out.
Lemon herb rub recomended
>>21490090
Lmaoooo
Get a load of this ding dong
Do you purge your faucet of ex-hot water so you can use cold water to boil your instant ramen?
Do you wash your dishes in cold water?
Do you take cold showers?
Wouldn't want to clean yourself with junk water, would you?
>>21493513 >purge faucet before cooking
Yes >dishes
No, but the water is removed before use to the point that there's no meaningful residue >shower
No, but I also don't guzzle shower water. Water heaters are NASTY inside and hot water leaches all kinds of equally nasty shit from the pipes on the way out. I know you don't care about this, but especially in the kind of wretched slum I expect you live in it's a bad idea.
>>21493605
I'd suggest a water filter but you might look inside and see how dirty the filter gets and be too affraid to use cold water too.
If you see the junk in the HWH it means you didn't drink it. Store the cold water in a tank and you'll see the same thing. It is the same water coming to your home.
>>21485958
At my old job they'd just tell you to buy dinner on your company card, then read your receipts and bitch at you if it was anything more expensive than a McDouble.
Unless the upper management liked you, in which case you could buy as much restaurant food and alcohol as you wanted. Shit was lame.