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Oooo Chicken and Salad!

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  • Posts: 1,831 Member
    The only way to avoid salmonella is to chop up the veggies really tiny. Then the bacteria will be all, where'd all the veggies go? They won't even see them, they'll be so tiny.
  • Posts: 1,585 Member
    Great idea! AND, for entertainment the game theme for the night will be 'who can make it to the washroom first'...lol

    :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
  • Posts: 2,139 Member

    I only have one bathroom and I usually wash my veggies in the sink there since my kitchen sink is always full of dishes.

    That's what will make it even more fun! LOL :)
  • Posts: 1,831 Member
    Oh, and instead of dressing, use the marinade. Extra flavor points.
  • Posts: 283 Member
    just for those of you who still haven't got it, this is meant to be comedic. And hopefully anyone who thought this sounded delicious will now know that that's not only an absurd idea, it will also kill you. Which is why I have commented, because I don't like the risk of anyone who isn't much of a cook or otherwise doesn't know better thinking that this is possible/feasible/something they should try. Sorry if I have spoiled the joke but HEY it was still a funny post.
  • Posts: 954 Member
    The only way to avoid salmonella is to chop up the veggies really tiny. Then the bacteria will be all, where'd all the veggies go? They won't even see them, they'll be so tiny.

    well if I bought factory chicken that had bacteria I'd be all over this idea, but my chicken is bacteria free so it's really unnecessary.
  • Posts: 713 Member

    I only have one bathroom and I usually wash my veggies in the sink there since my kitchen sink is always full of dishes.

    I do this too but when I was my hands I usually leave the veggies in the sink.. It's just too much work to take them out and then put them right back in again.
  • Posts: 1,585 Member

    That's what will make it even more fun! LOL :)

    Yeah, just have your guest *kitten* in your sinks, it'll be clean *kitten*, right? Cos they've been eating clean raw chicken...? :drinker:
  • Posts: 954 Member
    Great news! My parents are coming for dinner too! That ups the guest count from 8 to 15!
  • Posts: 2,139 Member

    I do this too but when I was my hands I usually leave the veggies in the sink.. It's just too much work to take them out and then put them right back in again.

    You wash your hands? That seems pointless too...I mean, they are just going to get dirty again.
  • Posts: 1,079 Member
    White meat or dark meat? This is important.
  • Posts: 954 Member

    You wash your hands? That seems pointless too...I mean, they are just going to get dirty again.

    Srsly! Towels are expensive to wash and soap is expensive too. I use them as little as possible.
  • Posts: 713 Member

    You wash your hands? That seems pointless too...I mean, they are just going to get dirty again.

    That IS a very good point!!! Guess that will have to stop.
  • Posts: 276 Member
    I'm just really thankful I'm not one of your dinner guests!
  • I'd suggest spinach instead of lettuce for the salad that way there is the added bonus of potentially adding E. Coli 0157 to the marinade/dressing. E. Coli and Salmonella bacteria eat each other so this should be fine as long as the salad is at room temperature for a few hours prior to serving.
  • Posts: 8,138 Member
    I should give you my chicken tartare recipe. It's divine.
  • Posts: 1,204 Member
    I lol'd, then I gagged, then I lol'd again, then I gagged.
  • Posts: 1,809 Member
    You really need to post the recipe. My friends Sam and Ella would love this!
  • Posts: 713 Member
    I do not understand why some people are being so insensitive. She OBVIOUSLY does care about the well being of her guests or she would not be trying to make them the best salad possible.
  • Posts: 1,802 Member
    I'm actually more interested in the fact that her parents deciding to join the party has upped the count from 8 to 15....gain of (carry the 2).....7. I knew it, you were the true story behind the sitcom "My Three Dads"! Can I have your autograph?

    Oooh, little cooking tip...give your finger a little slice while you're cutting up the chicken and lettuces, it will secretly add some extra iron and give your salad a more robust flavor. Just don't slice yout finger off completely...unless your having a Donner party.
  • Posts: 4,852 Member
    Ive got a better idea,crush up some Ali pills slip it in everyones drinks then serve McDonalds. Just make sure you have plenty of TP
  • Posts: 1,259 Member
    Great news! My parents are coming for dinner too! That ups the guest count from 8 to 15!
    WOW, you have a lot of parents. Do they all know each other (in the biblical sense)?
  • Posts: 1,259 Member
    Ive got a better idea,crush up some Ali pills slip it in everyones drinks then serve McDonalds. Just make sure you have plenty of TP
    And more than one bathroom.
  • Posts: 713 Member
    Ive got a better idea,crush up some Ali pills slip it in everyones drinks then serve McDonalds. Just make sure you have plenty of TP

    You say that like you have done this before?
  • Posts: 4,852 Member

    You say that like you have done this before?

    Do I look like someone that would do such a mean thing?:devil:
  • Posts: 1,017 Member
    You can't marinate it with the uncooked chicken if you're not going to cook the vegetables! You don't want to food poison your guests! (Or, well, depending on who's coming over, perhaps... :devil: ).
  • Posts: 713 Member

    Do I look like someone that would do such a mean thing?:devil:

    Truthfully?
    tee hee...
  • Posts: 4,852 Member

    it must have been before you joined.

    I have a very fuzzy memory of it.
  • Posts: 564 Member
    Couldnt you get food poisoning?
    Yes you could. Coming from a cooking family, and the sister of a wonderful chef ,you could absolutely get food poising marinating raw chicken with veggies you are not going to cook. I toss my veggies with a little red wine vinegar and a touch of olive oil, along with some crushed garlic and and some crushed red pepper. It is delicious. Then I top that with my marinated and grilled chicken.
  • Posts: 120 Member

    No my chicken is free roam grass fed from a local farm, there's no bacteria on it!

    It is not the industrial process that adds salmonela to chickens. Salmonela occurs normally out in the real world. Free roaming chickens are just as likely if not more likely to have salmonela than ones that are being carefully controlled by a company with its reputation on the line.
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