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trufflepig -

how many guinea pigs can one fit in a Ding?



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fireball9261 -

Hi trufflepig,

If you threw out your Ding, wouldn't you make a din on your Ding?

Also, you can fit a lot of guinea pigs in a Ding. I bet they taste good.

Anyway, the first part of the recipe is also the way to make the begger's chicken in more modern
Chinese cooking. You just stop at taking the feathers off and seasoning it a little with salt and
pepper. I have never tried it -- I don't want to deal with a chicken with feathers!

Btw, the traditional way of the begger's chichen recipe started with: First, you steal a chicken
from you neighbor's yard.












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