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		<title>By: piggledy (Vicki Carroll)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is really very, very good. I had recently tried a similar recipe in the new Gourmet cookbook, and was thrilled with the idea (that recipe used a cast iron skillet, browned the chicken on the stove, and finished it off in the oven.) This was a great shortcut, doing the whole thing in the oven.  (I still used the skillet.) This combination of spices is wonderful - you may have doubts when you smell the mixture, but when it is cooked, something magical happens! My husband and I really enjoyed this. If you deglaze the pan with a bit of water (or wine!), it makes a nice sauce for your side dishes.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is really very, very good. I had recently tried a similar recipe in the new Gourmet cookbook, and was thrilled with the idea (that recipe used a cast iron skillet, browned the chicken on the stove, and finished it off in the oven.) This was a great shortcut, doing the whole thing in the oven.  (I still used the skillet.) This combination of spices is wonderful &#8211; you may have doubts when you smell the mixture, but when it is cooked, something magical happens! My husband and I really enjoyed this. If you deglaze the pan with a bit of water (or wine!), it makes a nice sauce for your side dishes.</p>
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