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Sorry for the rudimentary questions, folks.
So as recommended before, I brined a pack of chicken breasts (3tbsp salt per 4cups water) for an hour. I also cut them before brining, into fist-sized chunks. I pre-heated the oven to 350F, and baked them for 50 minutes. The first one I sliced open was done- not a bit of pink anywhere. I ate it and it was jucily delicious. However, the rest of them were all still tinged with pink all the way through. Next time, should I use higher temps or longer cooking time? Does it matter that I lined the pan with foil (for easier cleanup)? I double checked my oven with an oven thermometer. I notice it isn't at 350F yet when it chimes to tell me it is, but it does get to 350F on the dot in about 10 minutes. Thanks! -J |
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