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Culinate Newsletter November 7

(mailing, James Berry)

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 h1. Dear readers,
 
 It's turkey-roasting season, and many of us are looking forward to feasting on our yearly Thanksgiving bird. But my colleague and friend Carrie Floyd may not be among the turkey-eaters this year; instead, she might replace her turkey with a roasted chicken — Roast Chicken with Mustard Butter to be exact. Carrie found the recipe in A Bird in the Oven and Then Some, Mindy Fox's book about roasted chicken — and it was a big hit. The recipe worked well, as a recipe should, and her family loved it and begged her to make it again — for the upcoming holiday. 

 Even if you don't switch out your Thanksgiving turkey in two weeks, give this bird a try sometime soon. Roasted with onions and apples, and served over mashed potatoes, it may well be the perfect fall dinner.

 Kim Carlson
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