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So here we go - Thanksgiving cooking begins

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Re: So here we go - Thanksgiving cooking begins

by ChefJCarey » Tue Dec 02, 2008 12:43 pm

Jo Ann Henderson wrote:Jenise, you go, girl!
It's the day after Turkey day. I am deboning the rest of the carcas, dicing the meat for freezing. Will make pot pies in a week or so. Will cut up the carcas and put into a stock pot to render any remaining flavor for the liquid base of my sauce for the pies. Any remaining will be used in soup. There are no other leftovers to speak of with 22 hungry guests! It was great, except for that part where my mother assaulted my best friend and tried to kill me just before the police arrived. Other than that, a fun time was had by all. :?


Which puts me in mind of the eternal conundrum - what's the difference between "boning" and "deboning"? (Stuart and Bill Spohn need not respond). If "deboning" is removing bones from a varmint, is "boning" putting them back in?
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Re: So here we go - Thanksgiving cooking begins

by Stuart Yaniger » Tue Dec 02, 2008 6:22 pm

"Deboning" is what one does to meat or poultry. "Boning" is what one does to... ahhhh, never mind.
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Re: So here we go - Thanksgiving cooking begins

by Redwinger » Tue Dec 02, 2008 6:58 pm

Stuart Yaniger wrote:"Deboning" is what one does to meat or poultry. "Boning" is what one does to... ahhhh, never mind.


I resisted, but figured someone had to say it eventually.
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Re: So here we go - Thanksgiving cooking begins

by ChefJCarey » Wed Dec 03, 2008 12:21 pm

Stuart Yaniger wrote:"Deboning" is what one does to meat or poultry. "Boning" is what one does to... ahhhh, never mind.


Read the parenthetical remarks.
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Re: So here we go - Thanksgiving cooking begins

by Stuart Yaniger » Wed Dec 03, 2008 3:35 pm

You said "need not," not "do not." So I took the liberty. :mrgreen:
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Re: So here we go - Thanksgiving cooking begins

by Cynthia Wenslow » Wed Dec 03, 2008 7:32 pm

Stuart Yaniger wrote:So I took the liberty. :mrgreen:


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