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How to Know When Baked Chicken Is Ready Without a Thermometer

A properly baked or roasted chicken is a highly satisfying dish for the cook. It will have a beautifully crisp, golden skin, savory aroma and tender, moist flesh. The trick is to cook the chicken so that it's done all the way through without allowing any portion of the bird to become overcooked. The only way to know for certain the bird is done is to use a meat thermometer, but when those are unavailable, watch for specific...
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10 Playful Yoga Poses to Practice With a Partner

Traditionally, yoga has been a solo practice. It’s a time of self-reflection and introspection. But it doesn’t always have to be. You can learn just as much about yourself and your body while practicing with a partner. Plus, partner yoga (often referred to as AcroYoga because it combines acrobatics and yoga) has the added benefit of building trust between you and your partner. And then there’s the additional core strength needed...
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How to Slow Cook a Duck

Are you interested in enjoying some home-cooked duck but a bit intimidated by the idea of cooking a whole duck? Try putting your duck in a slow cooker with some delicious Chinese ingredients including ginger, anise, green onions and nutmeg. You will have a moist, tender, Peking-style duck in just four hours of cooking time. Preparing traditional Peking duck is not a labor-intensive process. Then you can sit back, relax and let...
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