Forgive me Julia for I have sinned by depriving my husband of this poultry potluck.
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Ah, you can buy a roasted chicken at the supermarket, and he'd never know...
Julia would approve.
I know I do!
Good luck and loving your blog!
Thank you! I agree, Julia would allow it, and Costco does make some darn good roasted chickens, ready to devour.
this still frightens me...but crockpots have changed my life.
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