My ong co (Vietnamese great-grandfather), ba noi's father's, death anniversary back in February.
Friday, April 30, 2010
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The month started off with my ba noi (Vietnamese paternal grandmother)'s death anniversary.

My ong co (Vietnamese great-grandfather), ba noi's father's, death anniversary back in February.

My ong co (Vietnamese great-grandfather), ba noi's father's, death anniversary back in February.
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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
How to Flip a Roast Chicken With a Wooden Spoon

This tip might be obvious to some of you, or it might be a light bulb moment for others. As you know, I bake a lot of roast chicken. A lot. Really. Really. Really. A lot. And after making it enough times, I've become pretty good at flipping the bird (heheh) so that the skin stays mostly intact.
The trick is to use a wooden spoon. It's best to use a spoon with a wide mouth, like a wok bamboo wooden spoon, to stabilize the chicken while turning.
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Thai Red Curry Roast Chicken

This recipe is really easy and very flavorful. On the hunt for new roast chicken recipe, I started rooting around my pantry and then the fridge and then the freezer when I chanced upon some frozen Thai red curry paste. Hmm. What if I rubbed the curry paste all over the chicken as a marinade? I like my curries with coconut milk, so what if I added coconut powder as well?
The curry spices mingled with the chicken juices while cooking to create the most wonderfully delicious taste. So simple. So yummy.
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