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Try this ladies version she links through to the SCIENCE of how not to get food poisoning. There is a problem with her method if you have a dog though. Check the bottom of the article.

"hacked off foot stumps" LOL
I don't know, sorry. Me and Blumenthal don't exactly get on... He has a habit of saying things like 'here's the perfect sorbet.... take some sugar, raspberries, a bit of booze.... and a bag of dry ice! Yep, go make that at home!' I call his show on tv food porn because it's all too complicated to try at home, just like real porn. ;)

Can we please see your lovely tree?

My oven doesn't go up to 325 .... hmf.

Anyway, can't help you with the cooking method, Peanut. At Christmas I am strictly the sous-chef and have discharged some of my culinary obligations in advance by sending my sis a case of wine.

That link of chaotic's looks pretty damn good though - and painless.

Oh Chatoic - she coveresa few issues that the other articles didn't - I had theorised that if I kept the meat at that low temp I couldleave it in the oven as long as I liked (meaning no rush if it's done 2hrs before I thought it would be) but I was not sure. This wil be benady for my afterchristmas prime rib roasting - which I will also be doing on the 24 hour clock.

Now I just have to remember to cook the pies on Sunday! ALways forgeting the pies..

Oinks - i will endevour to rememebr this tnight!

I think you should pay attention to her Science. It seems overall temperature of the fowl & stuffing are the important things. Invest in a meat thermometer maybe. Plus remember that everytime you open the oven to fiddle with the bird you drop the temperature. Let it be. Don't slip on the doggy drool.

I have been giggling to myself all day and saying "hacked off foot stumps" under my breath. Let's just hope no one heard me at the bus stop.

I too would like to see your tree.

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