ttchic
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Discussion Overview
The thread centers around seeking and sharing recipe ideas for a cooking demonstration featuring a whole chicken. Participants discuss various complementary dishes that can be prepared alongside the chicken, sharing personal experiences and preferences.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant mentions planning to use a DCB to cook a whole chicken and seeks suggestions for a recipe to accompany it.
- Another participant suggests a skillet cake, noting that it pairs well with the chicken and showcases multiple product lines.
- One user proposes garlic biscuit bites as a good option, mentioning that it also demonstrates cookware usage.
- A participant shares their experience of consistently using parmesan garlic biscuit bites with the chicken, detailing the cooking process and tools used.
- Another participant expresses enthusiasm for garlic biscuits and requests the recipe for parmesan ones, sharing their method for making garlic biscuits.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ on the best complementary dish to serve with the chicken, with no clear consensus emerging on a single recipe.
Contextual Notes
Participants share personal experiences and recipes, focusing on practical cooking demonstrations for a party setting.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants looking for recipe ideas for cooking demonstrations or those interested in showcasing multiple products during a presentation may find this discussion beneficial.
straitfan
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How about a skillet cake? They would both be done about the same time, and you're showcasing 2 major product lines. The mocha one is good, and so is pineapple upside down. Never tried it, but the turtle one is supposed to be excellent. I'm sure you can search this site for these recipes and more.
babywings76
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ChefBeckyD
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I always do the parmesan garlic biscuit bites with the 30 minute chicken. It has been a goldmine!
I use:
10 inch skillet
Forged utility knife
cutting board
Italian seasoning (and measuring spoon if you'd like)
Microplane grater
garlic press
small mix n stir scraper
cooling rack
oven mitt
Dots dinner plate
small tongs.
It takes about 10 minutes to do the demo, plus 15-18 for baking. By that time, the chicken is done, you take it out of the micro, take out the biscuits, cover the chicken, slide out the biscuits, take 10 minutes to go over host/guest specials, etc...and then serve the food!
I use:
10 inch skillet
Forged utility knife
cutting board
Italian seasoning (and measuring spoon if you'd like)
Microplane grater
garlic press
small mix n stir scraper
cooling rack
oven mitt
Dots dinner plate
small tongs.
It takes about 10 minutes to do the demo, plus 15-18 for baking. By that time, the chicken is done, you take it out of the micro, take out the biscuits, cover the chicken, slide out the biscuits, take 10 minutes to go over host/guest specials, etc...and then serve the food!
ttchic
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ChefBeckyD
Gold Member
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ttchic said:
Hey - where are you in MI?
I use the 8 count can of grands biscuits.
1 can biscuits
1/2 stick of butter
1-2 cloves of garlic
1-2 tsp of Italian Seasoning (Rae says to try the garlic/parm seasoning!)
Parm Cheese (I just grate it into the pan - I've never measured it)
Heat oven to 350, melt butter in pan on top of stove. press garlic into pan, sprinkle in seasoning, grate in cheese. Cut biscuits into quarters. arrange in pan, and then toss it all together to coat the biscuits. Put in the oven for 15-18 minutes.
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