So, what's for dinner—chicken or chicken?
One of my favorite movie quotes (from "Tommy Boy" for those who don't know) has become my life story lately as I prep for my Level 2 practical. On Friday, I have to quarter a chicken and fillet a fish in 30 minutes. I feel fairly confident about the fish, but the chicken is another story.
In order to get it down, I've been buying chickens at home and honing what skills I have. The result: a lot of chicken pieces. Roasted chicken was on the menu tonight, and later this week I might make chicken paprikash, a family favorite.
I have chicken coming out of my ears.
As mentioned in my previous post, today was "Flounder Your Way." It was exciting to see the diversity of recipes; I was impressed with my classmates' creativity and look forward to the upcoming levels when we get to experiment a little more in the kitchen. Personally, I was happy with my dish given the circumstances. With the provided ingredients, I decided on sauteed flounder, a carrot ginger puree, and potato zucchini pancakes with a roasted garlic mayonnaise. Note to self: Remember that flounder is the star of the dish—not potato pancakes. Make the pancakes smaller next time.
Tomorrow, wine is the star as we're tasting a dozen varieties. It's seems like a good way to relax our minds before the big exam Friday.
I don't mean to be a chicken, but I don't want to think about it.
Your dish you prepared looked delicious. Great job little chef!
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