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	<title>Comments on: Three Firsts in Cooking: Tarragon, Shallots, Cr&#232;me Fra&#238;she</title>
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		<title>By: Gwennie</title>
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		<description>That chicken looks awesome to me. I agree about the dark meat though. I actually grew up preferring the breast (acculturation, I&#039;m sure)... but now that I no longer have fat phobia, I have to admit that I like the dark meat and the skin a lot better.I&#039;ve never combined tarragon with shallots before. I will have to try it sometime, maybe minced and rubbed on an eye of round roast.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>That chicken looks awesome to me. I agree about the dark meat though. I actually grew up preferring the breast (acculturation, I&#8217;m sure)&#8230; but now that I no longer have fat phobia, I have to admit that I like the dark meat and the skin a lot better.I&#8217;ve never combined tarragon with shallots before. I will have to try it sometime, maybe minced and rubbed on an eye of round roast.</p>
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